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Then, nodes may also diverge from the protocol and be unwilling to cooperate due to a selfish behavior.
Although biological imperatives may overlap with moral imperatives in some cases i.e., it may be ethically imperative to feed those for whom it is biologically imperative that they eat these imperatives may also diverge, and perhaps do so most obviously in the case of sexual reproduction.
Within modern human populations, BMP3 may also diverge in the activity, expression level, accounting for the skeletal variation, such as body mass, because of the key function of BMP3 in the skeletal system [19], [31], [32].
These observations are consistent with the notion that the S100 family may be already well established in teleost fish, but may also diverge considerably from the mammalian repertoire.
The expression of a family member in one tissue may perform a redundant function to its paralog in another tissue but may also diverge in terms of functions (Additional file 2: Table S5).
Lastly, scaling relationships may also diverge within species where they can be affected by differences in population-wide environmental conditions [ 26, 27] or reflect genetic divergence in allopatry [ 28- 30].
In other cases, they may also have diverging goals.
In any case, the inability of the AtCRT1a and CRT3 to fully restore the cell adhesion phenotype in the CRT-deficient cells suggets that while some functions are conserved between the CRTs in the two kingdoms there may also be diverged characteristics that are specific to plant and animal CRTs.
These populations may also have diverged from one another because of adaptive shifts to local environmental conditions.
Furthermore, the results might also diverge due to cultural influences that may exist between Norwegian and German samples.
Brain weight and oxygen consumption also diverge from allometric scaling and this may mean that humans are more sensitive to neurotoxic effects than experimental animals.
