The evolutionary impact of an epeiric seaway on Late Cretaceous and Paleocene palynofloras of South America.
Weber, M. et al. Distribution, silencing potential and evolutionary impact of promoter DNA methylation in the human genome.
Luhmann, J. G., Johnson, R. E. & Zhang, M. H. G. Evolutionary impact of sputtering of the Martian atmosphere by O+ pickup ions.
These mechanisms can be attributed, with regard to their evolutionary impact, to three different strategies of genetic variation.
But ecologists are quick to note that Aedes aegypti have been in America for only two hundred years or so; that's not enough time for a species to make an evolutionary impact.
"The performance is no doubt quite good," says Harry Tuller, professor of ceramics and electronic materials at MIT. "This is a nice systematic study showing the evolutionary impact of demonstrated improvements" in the electrode, he says.
Although allele frequencies can be well estimated from intraspecific data, small fitness differences have a large evolutionary impact but can be difficult to estimate with only intraspecific data.
This paper reports on a study on the evolutionary impact of vegetation in a newly built square in Milan designed by V. Gregotti.
Rapid advancement on this latter goal has created exciting opportunities for new research on topics such as the evolutionary impact of chromatin structure and the population dynamics of variation in the "dark" regions of the genome, e.g., centromeric and telomeric.
All of that meaningless variation makes it harder to identify the small number of genes where binding site migrations do have an evolutionary impact, because they are being drowned out by all the insignificant changes, Fraenkel said.
To investigate the evolutionary impact of vaccination, we assessed recombination, evolution, and pathogen demographic history of 937 pneumococci collected from 1998-2012 amoNavajoand and White Mountain Apache Native American communities.
