With no discernible curation, Evolution's scatter-gun musical approach means you can encounter anyone from the trance-hardcore nutters Enter Shikari, to sublime Northumberland folkies the Unthanks, to Sting's sweary electro-reggae-playing daughter in I Blame Coco, to an ageing, fading Donovan.
Hence the "sloshing bucket" (Fig. 4): nothing much happens in terms of discernible morphological evolution until environmental change overturns the ecological applecart.
There has not been any historical trend discernible as an evolution of the doctrine of logicism, with incremental adjustments to deal with occasional problems as they arose, while maintaining a reasonably stable trajectory towards an ideal formulation.
As noted by Pugibò et al., "a consistent phylogenetic signal seems to be discernible throughout the evolution of archaea and bacteria but, under the CC model, the prospect of unequivocally resolving the relationships between the major archaeal and bacterial clades is bleak" [ 57].
Two distinct lineages of litoptern evolution are discernible in the fossil record.
We suggest that this unusual age distribution and toxicity pattern can be explained by discernible features in the evolution of human H1N1 viruses and the timing of first exposure to such viruses.
Nevertheless, differences in the evolution over time are discernible among the studied cases (Figure 5B,C,D,E), since different tumor dynamics parameter values lead to different initial cell subpopulations and have implications for their evolution over time and the effect of therapy.
No effects on merozoite development were discernible.
Outwardly the star shows no discernible effect, but the course of its evolution is changed with this new source of energy.
Although the most common fate of gene duplicates may be immediate pseudogenization upon arrival, the extraordinary high rates of spontaneous gene duplication likely have a substantial influence on the trajectory of evolution by enabling the origin of discernible numbers of gene substrates for neofunctionalization [ 8].
