Late Cenozoic (and especially Quaternary) fluvial deposits and related landforms provide valuable information about landscape evolution, not just in terms of changing drainage patterns but also documenting changes in topography and relief.
This conclusion, of course, does not redeem the original introns-early idea which requires numerous introns at the earliest stages of life's evolution not just at the origin of eukaryotes.
The new findings give researchers greater insight into the workings of evolution, not just in human ancestors but in general.
Our expectation is that when students are able to see evolution as the unifying principle across scales and levels, they will have a more robust understanding, not just of evolution, but of the entirety of biology.
His project, overlapping significantly with that of Mach and Herring, sought to embed the developments of psychology within a theory of evolutionary development; evolution was the evolution of not just the species but also of the psyche.
In addition to improving student understanding of evolution, a major goal was also to show students that evolution is not just one of many topics in biology but rather that evolutionary thinking approaching biological topics from an evolutionary perspective is key to appropriately addressing any biological question, including those relating to humans.
Competitive selection drives faster evolution, and evolution proceeds not just through new variants, but also through new and better versions of the old product.
The spatial discretization of problems with moving boundaries is considered, incorporating the temporal evolution of not just the mechanical variables, but also of the nodal positions of the moving mesh.
Patterns of between-host evolution do not just reflect a rescaling of within-host patterns (Gog et al., 2014), and capturing different mechanisms for evolution at multiple scales within phylodynamic models presents a significant challenge to the field.
