As an evolving form, however, it demonstrates greater resilience.
The trees of Meland & Willassen (2007) [ 6] illustrate this well: slow evolving mysids, euphausiaceans, and stomatopods form one clade, while the fastest evolving decapods group with a clade of fast evolving peracarids, thereby making Decapoda paraphyletic.
Dlx3a and dlx4b are the fastest evolving dlx genes, while dlx1a and dlx6a evolved more slowly.
The Millennium Seed Bank Project is an evolved form of that Victorian curiosity.
Think of an evolved form of character education.
In plant pathogens, PCG encoding secreted proteins are among the most fast evolving gene set and often form species-specific gene families that have arisen by gene expansion [30].
For example, we showed that fast evolving apoptotic signaling proteins tend to form network components and co-evolve with other signaling proteins.
Congruent with this, pairwise relative ratio tests show roughly three groups with significant differences in dS: the first is formed by the faster evolving Halophila, Najas, and Ruppia, the second includes most members of the core Alismatales, and the third includes the slower evolving taxa, such as Triglochin and Stratiotes.
However, using a network approach, we found that both signaling processes have different modes of evolution: fast evolving immunological signaling proteins are more independent, while fast evolving apoptotic signaling proteins tend to form network components and co-evolve with other signaling proteins.
These fledgling events are fast evolving.
In an interview, Mr. Johnson said the device was fast evolving into a high-efficiency engine.
