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It is therefore becoming evident that the redeployment of GRNs at different times of development, in different developmental contexts, or in completely new territories within the organism, is an important process in metazoan evolution, and that the circuitry of these networks can provide more robust evolutionary information than the expression patterns of individual genes.

The present study is a good contribution in understanding a more robust phylogenetic evolutionary trends and lineages within the tribe.

It is not yet known how these observations relate to shorter evolutionary timescales (e.g., within a given order), but a quantitative understanding of the first steps in TF binding evolution in closely related mammals would help to answer important questions, including the following: are there particular types of binding sites more robust to evolutionary changes?

The redescription of Leanchoilia superlata here provides a template for future investigations of other megacheirans; comparable details of other taxa would allow more robust phylogenetic and evolutionary interpretations.

Importantly, this cluster was previously reported as being specific for drosophilids, and we proved that is not, demonstrating that this dataset, and similar datasets from Tephritids can be used as comparative tools for flies and other insects, to draw more robust conclusions about evolutionary questions.

Thus, irrespective of the experimental method employed, we found that (1) ePPID is a better predictor of protein evolutionary rate than PPID, (2) ePPID is a more robust predictor of protein evolutionary rate than PPID, and (3) the contribution of ePPID to protein evolutionary rate is statistically independent of expression level.

This development may have led to the evolution of a more robust ribcage, a key evolutionary trait of land living creatures.

In many cases, NISE also lack structural similarity, this being a more robust indicator of independent evolutionary routes towards fulfilling a common metabolic conversion [3].

Such a reconstruction would yield a more robust and more informative evolutionary scenario.

Our results demonstrated that ePPID is a more robust predictor of protein evolutionary rate than PPID.

It is therefore important to consider the multivariate feature of traits in an organism to provide more robust predictions of the evolutionary trajectory of populations as a result of novel selection pressures [ 11].