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See also Section 4.3 for an example of this evolutionary pathway.

A prime example of this evolutionary trend is found in orthopterans (grasshoppers and crickets), an insect order easily recognized by the presence of greatly enlarged "jumping" T3 legs (Fig. 1A).

One clear example of this evolutionary phenomenon is shown in the echinoderms.

Well-known examples of this evolutionary process include essential plastid proteins such as the ATP/ADP translocator49 and enzymes involved in starch metabolism50, that likely originated from ancestral parasitic Chlamydiae-like bacteria.

The introduction of high-toughness, moisture-resistant low-alloy steel and enhanced-performance rutile-coated stainless steel MMA electrodes, iron powder addition, and Ti Bo microalloyed wires for SAW and the use of low-residual wires for GMAW are useful examples of this evolutionary process.

Spectacular expansions of the egg yolk mass have taken place several times during vertebrate evolution, extreme examples of this evolutionary trend being observed in amniotes, cartilaginous fishes and myxinoids.

Two examples of this evolutionary interplay between substrate and enzyme are the coevolution of p1-p6 substrate cleavage site with D30N/N88D protease mutations (Bally et al. 2000) and the coevolution of NC-p1 substrate cleavage site with V82A protease mutation (Doyon et al. 1996).

Bloodfeeding arthropods such as ticks constitute a very good example of the evolutionary arms race between hosts and parasites.

A toy example of the evolutionary history of DPR networks is illustrated in the left part of figure 1.

This example of extreme evolutionary conservation is strong evidence for a specific and vital role for each enzyme isoform in starch biosynthesis.

He and his co-authors cite the 2015 drowning of a Syrian toddler in the Mediterranean Sea as a tragic example of the power of this evolutionary pull to care for our young.