They have developed through evolutionary necessity the ability to pinpoint the location of chirping crickets, on whose bodies the female deposits her larva (which then consume the said crickets) to propagate.
We show that the luminal- and basal/TN phenotypes develop through divergent tumor evolutionary paths.
Still controversial is his theory, the "Swedish typology," suggesting that material culture and biological life develop through essentially the same kind of evolutionary process.
We also discovered that V. squamosa and A. mellifera castes, which arose via independent evolutionary events, may develop through different trajectories.
How does hand eye dexterity develop through training?
A detailed specification was developed through storyboarding, use case diagramming, and evolutionary prototyping.
Burghardt finds that although playfulness may have been essential to the origin of much that we consider distinctive in human (and mammalian) behavior, it only develops through a specific set of interactions among developmental, evolutionary, ecological, and physiological processes.
Modern crops have developed through artificial selection, which has usually included two evolutionary stages: domestication selection and subsequent genetic improvement (post-domestication selection).
Since then, Wertheim says proudly, the reef has developed along evolutionary and art-historical lines.
Means of quantifying complexity have been developed in evolutionary biology as well, as have methods for assessing trends involving changes in complexity through deep time (for review, see Gregory 2008a).
Such association between sensory and post-ingestive properties could have been developed through prior learning (Swithers et al., 2009; Swithers et al., 2010; Beeler et al., 2012) or evolutionary mechanisms (Breslin, 2013).
