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Is there an upside for marketers in this diversifying new media space?

Some researchers suspect that the modern cetaceans quickly diversified into new species because of the ecological void left behind following the demise of the archaic cetaceans, much like mammals did after the extinction of the dinosaurs.

The bristling textures have diversified -- new additions include mosaiclike sections of dried acrylic paint -- and the clearer composition increases their impact.

In the second half of the 20th century, the Loop's architecture became diversified with new International style, Modernist, and postmodern structures.

Many lineages entering Early Permian times with only a few species and genera progressively diversified into new families and superfamilies as the climate warmed.

After Camillo's son, Adriano, took charge in the 1930s, Olivetti expanded internationally and diversified into new product sectors, including electronics and computing.

Recently the firm has diversified into new areas like Groupon Goods, which sells discounted items like heart rate monitors and yoghurt makers.

Andreessen Horowitz's partners believe there are still plenty more "black swans"—ideas with the potential to trigger dramatic changes in technology to come in computing, which explains why they have resisted the temptation to copy other big venture outfits that have diversified into new areas such as biotech and clean tech.

Elephas diversified into new species in Asia, such as E. hysudricus and E. platycephus; the latter the likely ancestor of the modern Asian elephant.

Firms will be given new incentives to diversify into new products and markets and employ automotive workers who have lost their jobs".

The results reported here suggest that high mutation rates also allow clades to speciate more rapidly, diversifying into new niches (potentially as new niches arise).