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Gillman and colleagues report today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B that species living at lower elevations and lower latitudes seem to have evolved on average about 1.5 times more quickly than their sister species.

Here, annuals evolved on average 1.6 times faster rate than perennials when a less divergent outgroup was used, while a slightly lower 1.4-fold average acceleration of annuals was observed with more divergent outgroup taxa.

However, when the proteins from yeast were assorted into discrete bins according to the number of interactions, it turned out that 6.5% of the proteins with the greatest number of interactions evolved, on average, significantly slower than the rest of the proteins.

Substrates in the fastest module (Hsp70-Ssa3) evonve on average 15.6% faster than substrates in the slowest module (CCT-Cct8).

The pDo500 sequences evolve on average 1.48 times faster than the COI sequences from Dolichopoda.

A feature of housekeeping genes is that, in comparison to tissue-specific genes, they evolve on average more slowly [ 4].

The most striking evidence that GCO genes evolve, on average, significantly slower than the nGCO genes, is inferred from an analysis of the subset of duplicated genes.

At the amino acid level, orthologs shared between the YLS, M. anisopliae and N. haematococca are evolving on average 2.47 times faster than in M. anisopliae (table 2).

It also shows that the rRNA-coding partition evolves on average about three times more slowly than the protein-coding gene partition (TBL ratio = 34.79/11.76 = 2.96).

In G. theta, the nucleomorph-encoded plastid-proteins are evolving, on average, at about the same rate as nuclear-encoded plastid proteins.

Greater GroEL dependency entails increased evolutionary rates with GroEL obligatory proteins (Class III) evolving on average up to 15% faster than GroEL partially dependent proteins (Class II) and 35% faster than GroEL-independent proteins (Class I).