Several explanations for the changed role and self-confidence of cities have been offered, such as the promotion of local responses to migration and diversification by European Union institutions, the evolution of city networks, the questioning of national-level policy frameworks, and the immediate pressures cities face to respond to local diversity.
One explanation for the changed attitude lies in the dancers' physical artistry.
Nonetheless, it should be noted that an alternative explanation that the changed hybridization patterns in the introgressants resulted from genomic rearrangements involving the Dart-related TEs could not be ruled out at this stage solely based on the Southern blot analysis.
Our data on POLLED, MC1-R, KIT, KITLG, PMEL, PLAG1 and MSTN are consistent with this explanation although here the changed 'environment' is one in which cattle owners control which animals will be allowed to breed.
Other possible explanations for this decrease, such as changed patient characteristics and staff changes, are not likely since both were relatively stable during the study.
As another explanation for the structural changes, one could speculate that changed axial rotation of the clavicle after mal-union and not clavicular shortening—could have caused the altered 3D scapular orientations.
While the EMs of the settled-migrants mainly centred on the changed dietary habits, physical inactivity and stress; the explanations of the neo-migrants highlighted stress followed by dietary factors and physical activity as precursors of hypertension.
One possible explanation might be their altered septin 7 expression level leading to changed migratory behavior and deviant activation of T cells7.
However, this is pure speculation, and we currently have no clear explanation why in the DE-paired animals Q3 fractional lengths are less changed than Q1, Q2, and Q4.
