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Yona, A. et al. Chromosomal duplication is a transient evolutionary solution to stress.

This bill dimorphism is likely an evolutionary solution to their main food source, tree snails.

He also revealed the extent to which the mistakes in Iraq had led him to call for a much more evolutionary solution to regime change in the wake of the Arab spring.

Hence, its refined phenolic head group chromanol may represent an optimum evolutionary solution to the problem of free-radical chain reactions in the lipid bilayer.

The evolutionary solution to these fundamental problems is the process of bone remodeling in concert with the ability of osteocytes to sense both insufficient loading and mechanical damage caused by overloading, and to activate remodeling to correct the resulting problems.

Conventional electrical grid is transforming into smart grid an evolutionary solution to satisfy rapidly emerging and vibrantly changing requirements of utilities and customers by intelligently leveraging telemetry concepts of instrumentation and control engineering in form of communication technology network infrastructure.

These RNAs represent three independent evolutionary solutions to achieve specific SAM recognition.

Skeletal elements that are exposed to heavy mechanical loads may provide important insights into the evolutionary solutions to mechanical challenges.

Finally, both experiments on gene interactions and theoretical analyses allow the identification of frequent or fixed evolutionary solutions to developmental problems, and thus are contributing to an understanding of the genetic basis of the evolution of development and body plan.

At least two additional lines of evidence suggest that such tradeoffs may underlie different evolutionary solutions to tolerate thermal stress.

This strengthens the idea that evolutionary solutions to functional problems often emerge based on previous structures, and for this reason, innovations largely depend on possibilities and constraints predefined by the particular history of each lineage.