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An alternative explanation is that the CD94L and M3 loci have coexisted long enough for concerted evolution to drive their homogenisation.

Changes to which part of the pre-miRNA strand provides the dominant or functional miRNA sequence (arm switching) is proposed to be one mechanism of miRNA evolution to drive miRNA diversification [ 28].

If selection were limited to transcripts or to mature mRNAs, there would be no way for evolution to directly drive the creation of SS in non-transcribed regions.

Even though subsequent evolution is expected to drive these systems into one with a dominant specialised chemotaxis network, there might be a selective advantage in maintaining both a highly optimised chemotactic response as well as a more general response achieved through coupling of the tumbling behaviour to metabolite concentrations.

The Red Queen Hypothesis (Van Valen 1973) suggests a requirement for rapid co-evolution of the gene sets encoding the proteins most intimately involved in interacting with host cells: matched alleles undergoing an antagonistic co-evolution which serves to drive genetic polymorphism at key loci.

By doing so, they became the first researchers to demonstrate that global warming had begun to drive evolution.

RNA editing of this sort does, however, provide another way to drive evolution, and may help explain why animals (as opposed to, say, bacteria) are so complex.

This is a figure much higher than, for example, the mortality caused in Europe by two world wars, and is certainly enough to drive evolution.

In addition to having important implications for the study of genetic diseases, this structure is believed to drive evolution by allowing information from different parts of the gene to be brought together in new combinations.

One of the key destabilizing mechanisms - competition between symbionts for shared resources supplied by a host – is particularly likely to drive evolution towards non-cooperative, antagonistic host-symbiont interactions.

Diversifying selection has been shown to drive evolution of genes involved in host-pathogen interactions.