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While their efforts to enrich for hypersporulators failed, other studies revealed that asporogenous mutants evolved readily [60], [61], confirming many early studies ([62] and references therein).

Results of these simulations show that pathways evolve readily distinct sub-pathways or modules that mediate specific signal-response relations.

The partially strong differentiation among wasps collected from different aphids suggests that host specialization can evolve readily in these parasitoids.

Such a barrier can evolve readily in the laboratory under artificial selection against mating between genetically marked strains of the same species [ 16].

The latter occurs because selection favors sperm donors (hereafter donors) that transfer ejaculates that increase egg production in receiving partners (hereafter recipients), creating potential for sexual conflict over sex allocation [ 23, 24], which is predicted to evolve readily [ 25].

Nick Barton of the University of Edinburgh says the studies are "nice," as "they emphasize that reproductive isolation may evolve rather readily and rapidly".

If our hominin ancestors tended to live in circumstances where the opportunities for 'wasting' altruism in non-fitness-enhancing ways (e.g., on 'outsiders') were sufficiently few and far between, then a simple, undiscriminating (though limited) sense of concern and altruism may have promoted fitness at far less cost than more discriminating forms, evolving more readily.

In addition the infection difference between mainland and island allows premating isolation to evolve more readily.

Cooperation is predicted to evolve more readily when cooperators can assort with one another and exclude non-cooperators [1], [2], [3].

Evolving a readily available helix-turn-helix protein into either PrgI or the Bcl-2 protein family seems like a simpler path than the conversion of a uniquely distinct fold to incorporate a core helix-turn-helix motif.

Overdominant inheritance patterns, however, may evolve less readily, and thus associated loci should contribute less variation overall to adaptive phenotypic divergence in cichlids.