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It is conceivable, that SPs are evolutionary adapted to their cognate protein to ensure efficient and controlled secretion.

A novel predicted ferredoxin is uniquely present in various Chlamydiales species (CT312) suggesting that it serves a common evolutionary adapted function in these groups of species.

Fig. 2 Graphic illustrations used in an active learning exercise in lecture during which students evaluate alternative evolutionary hypotheses (adapted from Campbell and Reece 2002).

However, DNA-DNA hybridization shows a high homology between strains, indicating that current species should be rather considered as subspecies corresponding to evolutionary lineages adapted to specific hosts [6].

Genome dynamics are mainly studied in relation to gene content, with several evolutionary models adapted to the problem, such as for instance birth-death and transfer models [ 1- 4].

The high levels of genetic variation within individuals combined with the large number of nuclei in AMF spores may thus be the evolutionary strategy adapted by AMF in order to reconcile their multigenomic organization with the need to remain adaptable to diverse micro-environmental changes.

This suggests the relative importance of the binding affinities of various virally encoded immune response modifiers for various human immune effectors in the maintenance of VARV in a human host system and perhaps indicates that VARV has only recently (in evolutionary time) adapted to a human host.

Flight speed, background clutter, distance from ground and other species specific differences most likely also play a role in shaping echolocation call characteristics as does phylogenetic affiliation, but based on our results we conclude that sonar range is an important evolutionary constraint adapting call intensity to achieve approximately similar detection ranges for prey.

Ever since then UNICEF has been on an evolutionary journey, adapting to meet the needs of children in an ever changing world.

As already discussed with evolutionary algorithms, adapting the concept of solution quality to the multi-objective context is a major issue when developing multi-objective heuristic methods.

Like any wily and surviving creature, this new ideology has faced evolutionary pressures and adapted to its ecological niche.