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However, the lack of correlation between the genetic differentiation and any subspecies divisions or ecological variation indicate that the observed specialisations are relatively recent in origin.

With few exceptions (genera Phallusia and Corella), the apical surfaces of secondary sensory cells possess microvilli or stereovilli; these two apical specialisations are never simultaneously present in the same sensory cell.

Foraging specialisations were therefore by and large maintained during the three day aviary tests in populations where half of all individuals performed an alternative behaviour to access food, and where the two food sources were not separated by any barrier.

At this transition point, the main lineages leading to dietary specialisations were established and most shape and diet disparity is observed among these lineages.

It means that the benefits of openness and specialisation are being squandered.

The days in which students study a broad set of management skills, with little specialisation, are numbered.

The efficiency gains from specialisation are indeed important, but they merely account for a static rise in output.

But the key idea behind professionalisation, argues Mr Menand, is that "the knowledge and skills needed for a particular specialisation are transmissible but not transferable".

And other leading companies, such as Dell, Cisco and Microsoft's Xbox division, have never even bothered to open their own manufacturing facilities.Once started, these processes of specialisation are self-reinforcing because of the dynamics of modularisation.

Firm competencies, particularly technological specialisation, are still important in biotechnology.

"On the whole, study programmes are improving and the requirements for specialisation are becoming more accessible.