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Phylogenetic analysis revealed that MrToll and Toll receptor of Marsupenaeus japonicus (MjToll) evolved closely.

Overall, each of the three seed storage syndromes evolved closely and synchronously with fireprone habitats in this family (χ = 47.8 (serotiny), 55.4 (soil seedbank), 79.5 (ant-dispersed), P < 0.001, [ 18]).

Thus, it is not surprising that the algorithms for computation of EMs and t-invariants have evolved closely [see Schuster et al. (2002) for a comparison of both concepts].

Each trajectory evolves closely around the intersection point of the equivalent curve and the w-nullcline.

Each trajectory evolves closely around the intersection point of the equivalent voltage curve and the w-nullcline for each I.

The trajectories evolve closely around the intersection points of the average curves and the z-nullcline (cyan).

The evolution of the two conserved domains of exon6 and the short exon of the neighbouring HoxC12 gene was analyzed in 22 mammals using EvoNC [ 25]. lncRNAs that function in cis, including Xist, AIR and Kcnq1ot1 [ 38- 41], should evolve closely with their nearby target genes.

And just as the finches on different islands of the Galápagos have evolved into closely related, but distinct, species, so have bromeliad ostracods.

Often they don't, because cuckoo eggs have evolved to closely resemble those of their victims.

Most then evolved into closely held enterprises, frequently owned by such local business titans as Turin's Agnelli family (still the masters of Fiat), which for years controlled Juventus, perhaps the most famous Italian football club.

These differences have evolved among closely related species which have radiated in Lake Malawi within the last 1 million years.