Based on this simplified dynamical model, the influences of lunar precession, the initial longitude of the ascending node, the initial argument of perigee, and the initial epoch on the long-term dynamical evolution of the orbits are comparatively analyzed.
With the establishment of Danio rerio, a member of rasborine clade A, as a model organism for vertebrate developmental genetics [ 30] the proportioned dwarfs and the developmentally truncated miniatures offer a challenging system of "natural mutants" to study the loss of characters and the evolution of morphological novelties comparatively at a genetic level.
The comparatively slow evolution of the Hox clusters in coelacanth was among some of the earliest molecular evidence supporting the slow evolution of its genome [ 17, 18].
While data from the direct developing enteropneust Saccoglossus kowalevskii have provided insights into the evolution of the hemichordate adult body plan, comparatively little is known about the development and evolution of the tornaria larva of indirect developing species.
The evolution of the industrial cluster has long been a comparatively difficult problem due to its complexity and the differing particularities of individual clusters.
Amid this enormous mass of information you will have to work hard to find evidence of the comparatively few researchers considering biological evolution in the same context [ 1].
To obtain insight into the evolution of the ligand binding ability of estrogen receptors (ER), we comparatively characterized the ER from the protochordate amphioxus (Branchiostoma floridae), and the ER from lamprey (Petromyzon marinus), a basal vertebrate.
The genome rearrangements, gene losses, and gene transposition and retrotransposition after the ancient polyploidy event may have had a comparatively stronger impact on the evolution of the Hsf gene family in peach, strawberry, and Chinese plum.
These results indicate that horizontally transferred enzymes in the metabolic network of E. coli are either introduced into the repertory of the organism as a comparatively high connectivity enzyme or acquires many connections during the evolution of the network.
