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It has previously been speculated that the evolution of phytopathogenesis was associated with the expansion of certain gene families [1].

Grande [ 33] speculated that the evolution of higher vertebral numbers in esocids might be related to speciation during periods of climatic cooling (Jordan's rule), and the relationship between body size, temperature, and speciation has been supported for esocids based on growth and longevity [ 44], as has the positive relationship between body size and number of vertebrae [ 45].

Considering that Lhcb3 is enriched in M-trimers, it is tempting to speculate that the evolution of these two proteins in land plants allowed the differentiation of different trimeric LHCII complexes within PSII supercomplexes.

We speculate that the evolution of Blimping in rodents had a similar effect (Fig. 5).

Given the high frequency of IGH and TCRG loci deletions we speculate that the evolution into lymphoid blast crisis is initiated by abnormal RAG mediated NHEJ.

Given the relevance of IKs channels for inner ear homeostasis and the function of muscles and neurons it is tempting to speculate that the evolution of the Gly38Ser polymorphism is connected to the physiological challenges of specific human features such as speech perception, upright and enduring walking, and advanced cognitive capabilities.

Indeed, it was speculated that the differential evolution of plasma IgG1 and IgG3 antibodies resulted from a different catabolism and/or use of these antibodies [32].

To explain the male-like phenotype of the genitalia of these hybrids, the latter authors speculated that during the evolution of the D. melanogaster and D. teissieri species, genetic changes occurred in regulatory genes such as dsx and/or Abd-B, and/or in the genes controlled by these regulators, all of which are responsible for the development of the terminalia.

Indeed, Dulohery et al. [ 26] speculates that CO2 evolution could be the most vigorous and stable biological indicator of soil condition, encompassing most metabolic activities in the soil.

Cairns et al. showed strong enhancement of frameshift reversion in the lac operon in the presence of lactose and boldly speculated that the classical Lamarckian mechanism of evolution was responsible for the observed effect, i.e., that lactose directly and specifically caused mutations in the lac operon.

It is tempting to speculate that the adaptive evolution of TOC1 is coupled with the occurrence of GI and ZTL with which TOC1 closely interact.