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In both the local feedback and null model, low direct selection results in 'quiet' resource dynamics and an evolutionary trend for self-sufficient individuals.

In order to evaluate in a comparative context the evolutionary trend for brain volume and postcanine tooth size, 56 living primate species (Table S1) and 17 taxa of australopiths and Homo (Table S2) were studied.

The present paper proposes an original algorithm to build a Network of Evolutionary Trends for a given Technical System with repeatable steps.

We established consistency between these algorithms with known biophysical and evolutionary trends for amino-acid substitutions, and could thus recapitulate known protein side-chain interactions and predict novel ones.

This formalization has further been shown to accurately estimate fossil values of brain and body size in primates, bats and carnivorans, 41, 42 supporting its validity in estimating evolutionary trends for brain structure sizes in primates.

The phylogenetic positions of Scopelengys/ Solivomer and Notolychnus in this study revives an interesting observation by Paxton [ 3] concerning parallel evolutionary trends for Solivomer/Lampanyctinae and for Neoscopelus/Myctophinae, regarding changes in jaw length and characters possibly associated with these changes.

The present study was undertaken to reveal the emerging molecular genotype(s) and evolutionary trend of the viruses responsible for the dengue fever outbreak in Delhi during 2006.

To discover the evolutionary trend of the proteins contained in a motif mode, we computed the "conservation fraction" for each motif topology.

For the 791 792 and 902 903 pairs of acidic residues there is a clear evolutionary trend of their prevalence within chordates.

The acquisition rates for sSNP (Ks) and nsSNP (Ka) were calculated in order to evaluate the evolutionary trend of this surface exposed part of the proteinrotein.

Results for the direction of hand preference are not so clear but indicate an evolutionary trend from left-handedness in prosimians to right-handedness in great apes.