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We conclude that hybridization can increase evolutionary responsiveness and that taxa able to exchange genes with distant relatives may better survive rapid environmental change.

We conclude that hybridization can increase evolutionary responsiveness to environmental change and that taxa able to exchange genes with distant relatives may better survive rapid environmental change.

Among these lineages virtually all of the life histories and body plans that characterized Paleozoic ferns would reappear independently, plus some new kinds of organization and ecology, emphasizing the great evolutionary flexibility and responsiveness of fern-like construction and reproductive biology.

Here, we reveal an evolutionary layer of responsiveness to exercise-stress in the skeletal muscle of the racing horse.

The impulse for reverse evolutionary backtracking is cellular responsiveness to epiphenomena.

To this end, we ranked the codons in each organism according to their responsiveness to evolutionary age, using the variance among the 9 age groups.

The complex appears to have become assembled in the lineage leading to insects and crustaceans, possibly though the association of the bHLH genes (with a long evolutionary history of Notch responsiveness) with the mα Brd-class gene (Fig.  9).

We tested the properties of the codons showing high responsiveness toward evolutionary age (and those that are indifferent to it) according to the biochemical grouping of the corresponding amino acids.

Our results suggest that transcriptome evolution works to maintain steady-state gene expression during constrained differentiation at various evolutionary stages, while also maintaining responsiveness to environmental stimuli and transcriptome homeostasis.

These findings provide a more complete picture of the functional and evolutionary relationship between sleep and sensory responsiveness and further our understanding of the emergence of sleep in response to ecological changes.

Here, we investigate the functional and evolutionary relationship between sleep/wake changes and enhanced sensory responsiveness to food in A. mexicanus.