In a second step, we investigate the detailed geological records of such a hot regime evolution along a reference-section of the eastern NPZ.
We have heard some say they feel that special bond with Mitsubishi's scorching-hot Lancer Evolution sedan.
By now, we have succeeded so far beyond our hopes that our (recently promoted) Editorial Director Ms. Macaluso assures us we are "the hottest new evolution journal on the planet".
The "Evolution Canyon" model is a "hot spot" of evolution in action of biodiversity, adaptation, and speciation across life and is appropriate for testing many mysteries of Evolutionary Biology caused by interslope divergent stresses at a microsite (fig. 6).
But the first comprehensive comparison of the Y chromosome in two species--specifically, humans and chimpanzees--shows that in fact, it is a hot spot of evolution.
The study also suggests that bear dogs could have originated in this part of North America, which may have been a hot spot of evolution for the group.
But the new fossils make clear that southern North America was a hot spot of evolution for these creatures, with half a dozen species early in their history, says Xiaoming Wang, a vertebrate paleontologist at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County in California.
The researchers identify regions of chromosomes in various species that seem particularly prone to gene duplication and loss, and argue that these "gene nurseries" are hot spots for evolution.
That's a concern, the authors say, because teachers who consider themselves educators first are likely to handle potentially hot topics like evolution very differently than those who consider themselves scientists, the researchers posit.
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