"That kind of convergent evolution in parallel tells us something about how readily these things can pick up the opportunity to escape," says Hanage.
In the Mycobacterium phages, where horizontal acquisition is common [ 7], phage TUD patterns more closely approximate each other than their prokaryote hosts, which supports host-phage evolution in parallel, but not their evolution through horizontal gene transfer.
Written as a textbook for grades 6-12, thistoryofy of Hindu India provides a detailed evolution of Hinduism's development in parallel and convergence with Indian history.
In many ways, the science of evolution developed in parallel with the medical sciences.
In addition, the strong coherence seen in the TrpB subtree argues against an independent evolution occurring in parallel for bacteria and archaea.
If so, the regulation of ball morphology might be another module of joint morphology evolution, acting in parallel with cell differentiation and cell movement.
Nevertheless, the CO2-evolution measured in parallel did not support the data, indicating that the time needed for reaching the adsorption equilibrium was underestimated.
The genetic evolution in dogs parallels what others have found in humans, says Peter Savolainen, an evolutionary geneticist at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, who was not involved with the work.
The topology of the trees constructed for "MOX-proteins" and corresponding "MOX genomes" was similar, indicating that MOX-gene evolution in general parallels the evolution of their corresponding genomes without detectable horizontal gene transfer events.
Under such a scenario, the common genetic architecture exhibited within populations could give rise to similar patterns of phenotypic evolution among populations, resulting in parallel morphological evolution.
Its entire time evolution is computed in parallel.
