Therefore, some researchers refer to the community as a supra-organism with "emergent properties" (explained below), where the boundaries of a community are defined by the strength of organismal interactions rather than physical boundaries (Levins and Lewontin 1985).
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However, it is more complicated to explain the maintenance of species boundaries and ecological specialization in species that naturally hybridize.
Similarly, centromere regions have been shown to be unstable and damage-prone upon replication stress [ 31], which might explain the accumulation of amplicon boundaries on them.
But this is different from explaining why opening up the boundaries of the 20th-century understanding of marriage shouldn't raise the possibility of legalising polygamy.
Models of periodic patterning seek to explain the developmental origin of boundaries separating adjacent repetitive structures and the maintenance of cellular compartments once formed [ 1- 8].
An analytical domain-switching model is proposed to explain the effects of electrical boundary conditions on the mechanical depolarization of ferroelectric ceramics.
Dr. Hawking, in 1988, tried to explain what he knew about the boundaries of the universe to the lay public in "A Brief History of Time: From Big Bang to Black Holes".
The two-phase damage theory with a grain-size dependent rheology was developed to explain the formation of weak plate boundaries and track the evolution of deformation (e.g., Bercovici and Ricard 2005; Landuyt et al. 2008; Bercovici 2012).
Based on TEM experimental observations, a model describing the reorientation of the twinned variants on an atomic scale was developed to explain the reversible motion of the boundary.
