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The advantages of our LULC-PDP model are: (1) the possibility to consider a large number of wild and domestic animals of different species and LULC, (2) the parallel and interdependent evolution of processes, animals and LULC, (3) the easy introduction of new processes and, hence, (4) the straightforward application of the model in other study areas.

We, therefore, propose a new model involving the interdependent evolution of C2H2-ZNF gene subfamilies.

Altogether our data led us to propose a new model for the interdependent evolution of the main C2H2-ZNF subfamilies (see Figure 8B) as discussed below.

In Tadepally et al. [ 2], we proposed a model of interdependent evolution of C2H2-ZNF gene subfamilies due to the deletion or degeneration of the SCAN or KRAB domain from SCAN, SCAN-KRAB or KRAB C2H2-ZNF subfamilies.

Given the likely dependency of gain and loss between EF-1α and EFL, a model designed to study interdependent trait evolution was used [ 50].

It is shown that comportments of oxygen and nitrogen towards metallic or poisoned target are interdependent and a surprising evolution of the time of pollution against oxygen and nitrogen introduction is observed.

Changes in these interdependent dimensions delineate the evolution of water management models used by societies, and this has been the case in NEB.

But this complexity only really developed in the past 50,000 years, with the evolution of language, interdependent societies and culture.

Compensatory interactions in protein complexes [ 62 64], networks [ 65,66] or environmentally-dependent epistasis [ 37,67] may extend such cascades beyond single structures implying that everything in the cell, and in evolution, may be interdependent.

We find strong epistatic interactions, where strategies are interdependent, and local social co-evolution (Kauffman 1993), help determine global-macro development outcomes in a particular society.

Recently, the utility of site-interdependent structural models of sequence evolution was evaluated in the context of phylogenetics [ 50- 52].