My response is that while evolutionary biology can explain, for example, the origin of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, we shouldn't see evolution as a cure for human woes.
For example, the origin of ferromagnetism has been a very controversial topic for Ni-doped TiO2.
For each example, the origin (H: herd, SH: slaughterhouse), pig/carcass number and carcass location is given.
The discusser raised a few points, and it seems that he is looking for detailed discussion or description of certain items in the paper; for example the origin and geologic formation issues and the post-formation chemical interaction.
The boundary between "fish" and "tetrapods" is becoming progressively more difficult to draw, and a more complex story is emerging in which, for example, the origin of limbs with digits, the origin of walking and terrestriality, and the origin of tetrapods in a strict sense, may be three different things.
Recognition of these evolutionary multi-level bonds can expand our understanding of biological complexity beyond the usual genealogical scope (for example, the origin and evolution of novelties, such as resistance to antibiotics, or the emergence of new lineages via adaptive radiation; Bapteste et al. 2012; Baquero et al. 2013).
Such events may represent instances of evolutionary innovation such as, for example, the origin of offspring solicitation.
For example, the origin of the Gulf of California and the Baja Peninsula has been subject to different interpretations [e.g. 21],[21]–[21].
For example, the origin of the plastids is illustrated by the presence of chloroplastic SDRs similar to its cyanobacterial homologue.
For example, the origin of 2 n gametes (maternal or paternal) can be deduced from microsatellite analysis.
