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For further investigation on the role of shadowing effect in morphological evolution, we extracted line profiles of the observed structures along the direction of incident ion beam onto the surface as shown by the arrow marks on the respective AFM images.

To examine the patterns of morphological evolution, we calculated disparity through time plots [ 26] for all brain structures and brain weight, using the package GEIGER [ 52] in R following Harmon et al. [ 26].

Taking into account the important roles of the Hox genes in animal embryonic development and morphological evolution, we cannot ignore the potential connection between the appearance of UCRs and advent of long gestation periods in placental mammals.

To our knowledge, there is no phylogenetic research that has demonstrated bursts of morphological evolution, but the methodology we have used is new and we look forward to investigators applying it to morphological characters in the future.

In order to quantify the morphological evolution of the diskoid, we have calculated the elongated, rounded and full cell density using k-nearest neighbors of each cell.

To investigate the possibility that the duration of exposure to Shh activity may have been critical for the morphological evolution of paired appendages, we analyzed fin development in embryos of the cartilaginous dogfish Scyliorhinus canicula.

With competition for space and cellular migration being the dominant determinants of tumor progression and morphological evolution [ 9, 11], we report a biphasic behavior for the overall effect of directed migration on tumor growth and morphology.

If adaptations to cultivated cereals have played a significant role in the recent morphological evolution of the house sparrow, we expect to find relatively larger divergence between commensal and non-commensal sparrows in beak and skull morphology than among the various commensal house sparrow subspecies, despite extensive environmental variation.

We investigate the morphological evolution of the mush well beyond the linear instability regime.

Very interestingly, we discovered the morphological evolution during the formation of 1D NWs.

It is the implausibility of this scenario that we regard convergent morphological evolution as a more likely explanation.