Such convariation could be favored by selection or enforced by developmental constraints, but in either case, whenever the positions of anatomical landmarks are linked, the morphological structures being examined have a restricted freedom to vary in shape.
In other words, mate choice is linked to male-built structures that can serve as a landmark to keep females safe against predators.
Among the tenants in the landmark building are LinkedIn, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the beauty products maker Coty.
Changes in bud growth were linked to landmark events, allowing a chronological ranking of various developmental stages.
Over the decades her name has been linked with the landmark lawsuit, Ms. McCain said, she has only been to court two or three times.
Featuring works like the daunting horizon of Boston City Hall Plaza, designed by I. M. Pei & Partners, and Dan Kiley's orthogonal Miller Garden in Columbus, Ind., designated a national historic landmark in 2000, the disparate sites are linked by the civic ambition of those who designed them.
Counter to what we often hear, a landmark study recently found that certain types of stress are linked to living longer lives.
Europe is on the brink of a landmark ban on the world's most widely used insecticides, which have increasingly been linked to serious declines in bee numbers.
The furor stems from a landmark case that marked the first time in which discrimination in schools had been linked to segregation in housing.
The Lacerda elevator, an outstanding landmark, is the chief link, lifting passengers 234 feet (71 metres) between the separate streetcar systems.
