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The postcopulatory female choice that produces a genetically diverse offspring generation could obviously increase the genetic diversity that is maintained at equilibrium [56], thus feeding back and reinforcing the evolution of the species.

This cost could reinforce the evolution of barriers occurring earlier in the reproductive process.

Thus, for pleiotropic gene action on viability and mating preferences, heterozygote disadvantage reinforces the evolution of homotypic mating preferences (avoidance of heterotypic matings), and heterozygote advantage reinforces heterotypic mating preferences.

Therefore, in essence the inverse of Wallace's principle holds for the present model: heterozygote superiority not only prevents the evolution of reproductive separation of subpopulations but even reinforces the evolution of increased genetic coherence.

The number of eggs that fail to develop represents a substantial cost of hybridization to G. bimaculatus females, and this cost could reinforce the evolution of barriers occurring earlier in the reproductive process.

With high benefit, cooperation would fixate more probably than a neutral mutant even without preferential attachment, but preferential attachment reinforces the evolution of cooperation (compare open vs. solid symbols on Fig 2).

That strategy seems to be a part of what makes Layer 7 appealing to CA. The acquisition appears complenentary to the Nolio purchase, which "reinforces the enterprise evolution of DevOps – the confluence of application development and deployment via IT operations", said 451 Research Senior Analyst Jay Lyman.

Finally, we consider that our comparisons may provide clues reinforcing the patchwork model in the evolution of metabolism in Gammaproteobacteria.

Group 3 is just composed by the unique organisms capable of colonizing genital tissues (C. fetus subspecies and C. sputorum), reinforcing the hypothesis of niche-driven evolution of DSB proteins.

Further these "false positives" were found to be fairly conserved in the course of evolution (data not shown) reinforcing the important role of these residues in the formation of protein-protein interaction interface.

In addition we detected highly supported clades containing Sporothrix and other pathogenic dimorphic fungi, suggesting convergent evolution of small GTPases, reinforcing the high plasticity of signal transduction in the Sporothrix lineage (Additional file 4: Figure S3, Additional file 5: Figure S4, Additional file 7: Figure S5).