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When we repeated the statistical analysis for the identification of escape mutations over pol and vpu genes, we found that 5 out of 19 potential CTL-escape mutations were characteristic of either the B or F subtypes, again showing a potential subtype-dependent advantage for immune evasion (see Table S4).

This height dependent advantage may be the basis of the observed female preference for tall men.

Institutions mobilised in these collaborations show scale-dependent comparative advantage for addressing environmental threats.

For example, an antigenic mutant might invade sufficiently slowly to erode its frequency-dependent advantage prior to the exclusion of the existing antigenic lineage.

For example, aggregation could lead to an increase in intra-specific competition over food sources, which may outweigh the density-dependent advantage larvae experience while clustered.

In doing so, we simultaneously test whether a frequency-dependent fecundity advantage exists for the rare female morph due to a lower positive frequency-dependent male detection rate [ 7, 10, 34].

Such a dynamic equilibrium makes sense for tissue development and maintenance, but for it to apply to oncogenic selection, one would have to invoke frequency-dependent advantages.

As to the nanotube number, as we note in Paragraph 71, it is the need to increase nanotube number as the two partners become more specialized and co-dependent that forms the selective advantage for the proto-cytoplasm cell to increasingly surround the proto-nucleus cell.