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Further analysis has indicated that these UCRs occur only in placental mammals and they evolved apparently after the split of placental mammals from marsupials.

Regardless of operative model, certain proteins must be able to recognize particular chromatin structures or outputs, and capacitating motifs have evolved apparently for this purpose.

Most white grapes, including Chardonnay, evolved apparently from the mutation of two MYB transcription factors, VvMYBA1 and VvMYBA2, which regulate anthocyanin biosynthesis in the grape skin; Cabernet Sauvignon is heterozygous for red berry color having both a red and a white allele [ 45].

A morphologically distinct subregion of the caudal module has evolved, apparently independently, in multiple lineages of bony fishes including Aulostomidae and Saurichthyidae, as discussed above, as well as Birgeria, Parasynarcualis[ 39], Dercetidae (a clade of elongate Cretaceous fishes) [ 51], and rhipidistian fishes including Eusthenopteron and Osteolepis[ 52].

This mechanism of "kin selection" can explain how worker bees evolved such apparently 'selfless' traits, focused on aiding the queen's survival and reproduction.

Internal military planning over how to use Jordanian bases comes as the outlines of a plan to attack Iraq are evolving and apparently working their way through military channels.

But a new study in ants finds that even partners known to be engaged in mutually beneficial associations have rapidly evolving genomes, apparently to keep those partnerships intact.

He evolves something apparently simple into a densely complicated abstraction that is pregnant with meaning.

Airplane Rule, Banana Problem These terms apparently evolved independently, but are variations of the same idea.

Psylotophytopsids form a basic stock from which other groups apparently evolved.

This mechanism apparently evolved to help the body preserve a vital source of energy.