10 The dynamic adjustment of the capital stock is key for understanding the evolution of wages over time in response to a migration shock (see Ottaviano and Peri, 2012; and Cohen-Goldner and Paserman, 2011, who present empirical evidence of this adjustment in the Israeli context).
The mt gene order of Heleophryne regis is key for understanding the evolution of mt genome rearrangements in neobatrachians given that this species is basal in this clade (see reconstructed phylogeny in Figure 1).
According to the book, the slow movement and recycling of planetary crust into a planet's hot interior are key ingredients for the evolution of complex life.
"Such hybridization is common in plants generally and is a key process for the evolution of new plant species," the report stated.
Fungal fatty acid synthase (fFAS) is a key paradigm for the evolution of complex multienzymes.
Finally, the analysis of phase diagrams shows that competition is the key factor for the evolution of recombination, while assortativity plays a significant role only in small populations.
In addition to providing the means for more people to create their own game using code, early computers also paved the way for multiplayer gaming, a key milestone for the evolution of the gaming community.
Cooperative meetings encompassed a key component for the evolution of cooperation and maintenance of checks and balances.
The key assumption for the evolution of primate diversity postulates that primates evolved under the constraints of protein availability [22], [23].
Here we analysed the efficiency to exploit alternative carbon sources, namely differently sized bacterioplankton, as a key factor for the evolution of heterotrophic lineages from mixotrophs.
By far the highest gene diversity can be observed in the ANTP superclass which seems to have been a key factor for the evolution of metazoan bauplans (reviewed in [4]), fueling the radiation of metazoan phyla and regulating the development of body axes, symmetry, and the nervous system.
