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Páramo plants also evolved a wide range of defenses against the elements.

Bacteria have evolved a wide range of sensing systems to appropriately respond to environmental signals.

Anomodonts evolved a wide range of body sizes, with the smallest species being about the size of a living marmot and the largest reaching sizes comparable to hippos or rhinos today.

The idea that the Ediacara fossils evolved a wide range of shapes and forms very quickly seems "reasonable and sound" in the context of evolutionary history, says evolutionary biologist Andrew Knoll of Harvard University.

The Lepidoptera have, over millions of years, evolved a wide range of wing patterns and coloration ranging from drab moths akin to the related order Trichoptera, to the brightly colored and complex-patterned butterflies.

Mammals have evolved a wide range of adaptative mechanisms to detect and respond to fluctuations in dietary nutrients.

Early non-mammalian cynodonts, such as Procynosuchus (Fig. 11a) or Progalesaurus (Fig. 11b), tend to be small insectivorous or carnivorous animals, although in the Triassic, they evolved a wider range of body sizes and lifestyles.

These approaches have been applied to evolve a wide range of proteins including transcription factors, polymerases, proteases, DNA-binding proteins, and protein protein interactions.

As the haematoma evolves, a wide range of MR signal intensity can be seen within the collection, depending on the age of degradation products.

Wild species of rice have evolved in a wide range of environments over millions of years (Stebbins 1981).

This type of absorption spectroscopy has evolved in a wide range of methods such as cavity enhanced spectroscopy, cavity ring down spectroscopy, wavelength modulation spectroscopy, etc.; an overview of these spectroscopic methods can be found elsewhere (Berden et al. 2000; Brown 2003).