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Rogers, A. D. Evolution and biodiversity of Antarctic organisms: a molecular perspective.

WECK GmbH and Co. KG, Wehr, Germany) filled with charcoal filtered tap water in a climate chamber at 20 ± 1 °C and a day-night rhythm of 16:8 h (light:dark) in the Department of Animal Ecology, Evolution and Biodiversity of the Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany.

This could provide an insight into the evolution and biodiversity of an important human pathogen.

Mutualistic interactions between fungi and plant roots have been a fundamental prerequisite for evolution and biodiversity of land plants.

This study represents important progress towards understanding the evolution and biodiversity of corals, and provides a foundation for future work.

This 'coral species problem' is an impediment to understanding the evolution and biodiversity of this important and threatened group of organisms.

More generally, the ability to connect specific aspects of cellular dynamics with gross patterns of evolution and biodiversity is quite remarkable, and hints at the existence of many more undiscovered links between these two, often considered disparate, levels of biological organization (Fig. 3).

We explore patterns of evolution and biodiversity in Porites with both the ITS region and mitochondrial markers (cytochrome c oxidase subunit I and the 'putative control region').

The ITS region was particularly informative in this genus, and can be a valuable tool for elucidating patterns of evolution and biodiversity in corals.

Borrowing principles of evolution and biodiversity, scientists have reasoned that tumors originate in stem cell populations, as the innate longevity of stem cells increases the chance of acquiring harmful mutations [ 45].

The scores of the faculty (n = 3) mean 0.98 with standard error (SE) 0.019 and graduate student teaching associates (n = 4) mean 0.96 with SE 0.0266 were higher than the scores of students in Evolution and Biodiversity (n = 205) mean 0.64 with SE 0.020 verifying the construct validity of the assessment.