Might colds serve some greater evolutionary purpose?
Fidelity gives them greater evolutionary success.
Yet there's a greater evolutionary force behind this.
The importance of this condition rests in the larger store of genes, which imparts a greater evolutionary potential on the hybrid.
They operated, he said, under much greater evolutionary pressures than we do, so that stupid people were eliminated from the gene pool.
"This could lead to a greater evolutionary understanding of the smallpox vaccine we're using in the U.S.," said Inger Damon, chief of the CDC pox virus group.
The phylogenetic classification showed greater evolutionary distance between the old world arenaviruses (Lassa and LCM virus) than between the new world arenaviruses (JUNV and Machupo virus).
Thus, contrary to generally accepted descriptions of there being greater evolutionary pressure to preserve the EC domain, it is the 7TM domain that is more highly conserved.
In general, a greater evolutionary distance from O. sativa correlated with abundance of novel repeats.
Fig. 11 Ecosystems populated with organisms of greater evolutionary diversity produce more biomass.
I/O switches fall further down the GRN modular hierarchy and allow for greater evolutionary change of developmental processes.
