When the initial population size of the second prey is relatively large (Fig. S1d), however, a new pattern emerges: the second prey evolves its defense to higher levels, and the resident prey, in contrast, evolves its defense to a much lower level; these changes result in destabilization of the population dynamics (trajectory d in Fig. 3a; Fig. 3d).
In contrast, aquaculture evolved from 0.8 to 2.8 million tonnes and values from US$3.8 to US$15.9 billion in the same period.
In contrast, all evolved clones in the Svr- and Mld-lineages showed their evolved properties below 10 cells/ml and had different dependencies on cell concentration.
In contrast, the evolved strains, particularly IBB10B05, showed a much less pronounced drop in qXylose (Table 3).
In contrast, we evolved five different Methylobacterium strains, each of which carried the same horizontally-transferred metabolic pathway for DCM catabolism.
Small African mole rats and many bats live in protected environments and are long-lived relative to animals of similar size, but may in contrast have evolved genetic changes that allow them to slow down aging after a comparatively rapid development [ 38].
In contrast, Homo sapiens evolved quite recently; we have language and culture; and the consequences of our relatively sudden domination have been mixed, to put it mildly: "The rest of the living world could not coevolve fast enough to accommodate the onslaught of a spectacular conqueror that seemed to come from nowhere, and it began to crumble from the pressure".
In contrast, the viruses evolving under high levels of coinfection were less robust to accumulating mutations (Montville et al. 2005).
In contrast, the faster evolving character showed different most probable character histories depending on the prior.
In contrast, evolved organisms presenting new catalytic activities are represented by expanded stoichiometry matrices.
In contrast, RHOXF2 has evolved rapidly leading to potential functional divergence in primates.
