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It has been hypothesized that the selection of patient subsets with simple lesion morphologies may have masked differences among the stent designs under testing.

For example, the morphogenetic rules of Ediacaran organisms (e.g., Charnia), with near-static morphologies, may have been underpinned by an Ur-L-system analog that was insufficiently creative.

This seems to be the case with fiddler crabs, where different morphologies may have been produced by variations in the details of the selective regime in each species.

These molecular results (and the results of combined morphological and molecular analyses) suggest that some estimates of squamate phylogeny based on morphology may have been misled, especially by convergence associated with adaptations to burrowing [ 19].

Especially, the results imply that the fractal morphology may have the potential to adjust the anisotropic properties of PMFSFs' permeability.

Observations during the final 2 years show that much of the initial erosion around the diversion had abated indicating that diversion morphology may have stabilized.

The increase in length represents only 39.4% of what was predicted, suggesting that compensatory alteration in condylar or mandibular morphology may have occurred.

The altered spike morphology may have increased the likelihood of ergot spores entering the florets [43].

The morphometrics results, combined with consideration of other traits such as shape of basicranial depression and tooth root morphology, may have implications for our understanding of the origins of Castor.

Nevertheless, the influence of human activities on morphology may have important evolutionary implications for Anolis lizards.

Altered spine density and morphology may have been induced by extracellular Aβ secreted from cells.