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Thus, we need to explore the anatomical conformities and specificities of the brains of different spider taxa in order to understand evolutionary transformations of the arthropod brain.

Thanks to this and other recent studies, we now know more about the origin of the bird than almost any other evolutionary transformation of the same magnitude.

Kawashima, T., Murakami, K., Takayanagi, M. & Sato, F. Evolutionary transformation of the cervicobrachial plexus in the colugo (Cynocephalidae: Dermoptera) with a comparison to treeshrews (Tupaiidae: Scandentia) and strepsirrhines (Strepsirrhini: Primates).

The book is an attempt to reverse this flow of information, to find objective "evidence" for what she has discovered through private experience, that after the birth of her child a woman's equality is shown to be not the great evolutionary transformation of the modern era, but a kind of temporary, easily revoked passport into the world of men.

We will now consider the computation of the spreading function by means of the evolutionary transformation of the received signal.

The chloroplast of plants is thought to be descended from an originally free-living cyanobacterium; most of the genes in the genome of the cyanobacterium were transferred to the nucleus of the host cell during the evolutionary transformation of the endosymbiont into the chloroplast [1], [2].

The evolutionary transformation of the endosymbiont to an organelle was accompanied by drastic genome reduction.

Evolutionary transformation of the circular blastopore into the straight primitive streak might have occurred through displacement of the mesoderm-forming domain to the prospective posterior pole (compare with Fig. 4) under the 'pressure' of an increasing yolk mass (Arendt and Nübler-Jung, 1999).

The large number of recent discoveries and phylogenetic studies of basal sauropodomorphs offer a wealth of new information about their early evolution, providing critical evidence to understand the pattern and processes acting in one of the major evolutionary transformations of Dinosauria, the origins of Sauropoda.

Complete plastome sequences are available only for Orchidaceae; the examples from other monocot families are useful to understand the pattern of evolutionary transformations of plastid genomes under the loss of photosynthetic activity.

Future study of the genetic, developmental, and ecological bases of limb reduction and loss in Lerista promises the elucidation of not only this phenomenon in squamates, but also the dramatic evolutionary transformations of body form that have produced the extraordinary diversity of multicellular organisms.