Cox adds that she's personally not a huge fan of traditional ideal masculine types, and is confident diversifying bodies and the scenarios ushering them in will engage more women too.
Therefore, Liolaemus subclades have extensively diversified in body size and converged to occupy overlapping regions of the lineage's morphospace (Fig. 3).
Nevertheless, appendage morphologies have diversified across body segments and species, and even in cases of conserved anatomy, divergent developmental genetic processes have been found (Angelini and Kaufman 2005a; Jockusch et al. 2000, 2004; Ronco et al. 2008; see also True and Haag 2001).
In order to understand the molecular mechanism by which domestic dogs have rapidly diversified in body size, we previously identified a haplotype shared by small dogs that underlies the major-effect quantitative trait locus for size on dog chromosome 15 [ 16].
He also established the admissions and placement offices, diversified the student body and improved scholarship financing.
First as provost and then as president of Princeton, he enhanced this University's research profile, diversified its student body and added to its resources.
Under Dr. Hockfield, M.I.T. has diversified its student body — 45 percent of the class of 2015 are women and 24 percent are underrepresented minorities — and seen a convergence of research in life sciences and research in engineering and the physical sciences.
Through scholarships and a greater effort to diversify student bodies, independent schools are sharing their wealth more widely.
And late last year, more than 80 colleges, including all eight in the Ivy League, announced the formation of the Coalition for Access, Affordability and Success, which is developing a website and application process intended in part to diversify student bodies.
