The lifestyle adopted by the adult C. intestinalis, that of a sessile filter feeder, has served it well and has shaped its anatomy, physiology and embryology.
The leaf of a much older fossil species Banksieaephyllum acuminatum from Oligocene deposits in the Latrobe Valley closely resembles B. canei in shape, anatomy and vein pattern.
Thus, several lines of evidence suggest trophic factors, synaptic interactions and apoptotic events may play a key role in shaping the anatomy of the ventral mesencephalon.
The simple model of frameshifting process cost presented above illustrates a number of key issues relevant to assessing the role of frameshifting errors in shaping gene anatomy.
In this study, we ask whether frameshifting errors show process cost dynamics that discriminate them from other types of translational error and can thus help us gain a better understanding of the role of frameshifting avoidance in shaping gene anatomy.
Anatomy shaped hydrogel CAD models were input to a custom-made stereolithography machine (SPS150B system, Shaanxi Hengtong Intelligent Machine Co. Ltd., China), and laser power was set on at 100 mW.
On the other hand, in the mandibular premolars, coronally, it is a single oval canal and the C-shaped anatomy is located at the apical 3 mm and/or 6 mm level cross-sections, making identification of C-shaped anatomy in mandibular premolars more challenging [ 14, 15].
He also concludes that because some cactus plants in the cartoon are shaped like the male anatomy, the west is giving Muslims "the bird" (not the type that has been sighted flying the Natanz enrichment plant).
It can therefore be argued from an evolutionary perspective that wear was one of the prime selective forces that shaped not only the anatomy of teeth but the properties of the dental tissues themselves.
Norman Doidge, research psychiatrist and author of The Brain That Changes Itself says, "Thinking, learning, and acting can turn our genes on or off, thus shaping our brain anatomy and our behavior--surely one of the most extraordinary discoveries of the twentieth century".
A hitherto unexamined source of such error is the structure of the high-dimensional distribution of patterns of focal damage, especially in ischaemic injury the commonest aetiology in lesion-deficit studies where the anatomy is naturally shaped by the architecture of the vascular tree.
