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In cetaceans, ichthyosaurs, and metriorhynchid crocodyliforms, the stringent hydrodynamic constraints imposed by the surrounding water provided important selections that, with time, optimized their body plans for effective axial undulatory locomotion (i.e., they changed from being anguilliform/sub-carangiform to carangiform, and, in some derived taxa, even thunniform swimmers) [32] [34].

Unlike cnidocytes, eyes are found only in some derived cnidarian lineages and may have more recent origins within the phylum [ 54].

In some derived angiosperm lineages, this ancestral condition has been somewhat or highly modified via inversions, gene losses, presence or absence of ORFs and minor ycfs, and changes in IR extent [ 8, 9, 15, 16].

Interestingly, those early weapons differed in their persistence, for example, use of bows and arrows (blue, Fig. 2B) is less persistent than the use of spears or hafted stone axes (blue, Fig. 2A), because it is lost in some derived groups (red, Fig. 2B).

Although in some derived angiosperms delayed fertilization has also been recorded (Sogo and Tobe, 2005, 2006 a, b), an evolutionary trend towards rapid pollen tube growth in seed plant pollen has been proposed (Pettitt, 1982; Williams, 2008) where the development of callose plugs in pollen tubes could have played a major role (Williams, 2008).

In rhynchocephalians and some derived squamates with acrodont teeth, new teeth are added to the rear of the jaw with growth (e.g. [ 23, 134]).

The vertebrae of Apatosaurus represent the general pattern of lamination seen in diplodocoid sauropods, but are not as complex as they are in some more derived taxa such as Nigersaurus (see below).

There is a minor elevation in manganese in the one evolved isolate from population IR-4-20 (CB4000) and in some strains derived from the further evolution of CB1000.

They were requested next to pause for a few minutes, and then produce a poem which in some way derived from that process of minute observation.

In February, at Zankel Hall, the pop polymath David Byrne presented a concert called "One Note," at which all the performances were, in some way, derived from a single droning tone.

"The work that I generate is in some ways derived from the residency and the museum," he said on that spring afternoon, surrounded by canonical paintings by Rothko and Pollock, "but it is also adding new work to the collection.