The evolution of schizophoran flies is characterized by an increase in the stereotype patterning of large sensory bristles on the notum called macrochaetes [ 59].
The Drosophila heart at embryonic stage 16 consists of multiple cell types arranged in a metamerically repeated and stereotyped pattern.
Previous studies have shown that most children begin to develop a gender stereotyped pattern of toys and activity choices by age three, and exhibit marked gender-related behaviors and interests by middle childhood (Beere, 1990; Lytton & Romney, 1991).
We also observed increased self-grooming, a stereotyped behavior in mice that is often compared to the restrictive repetitive and stereotyped patterns of behavior that are among the diagnostic criteria of autism (American Psychiatric Association, 2000).
Carhart-Harris believes that people suffering from other mental disorders characterized by excessively rigid patterns of thinking, such as addiction and obsessive-compulsive disorder, could benefit from psychedelics, which "disrupt stereotyped patterns of thought and behavior".
Within the social group, the hierarchy may be maintained through physical combat between individuals, but in many cases stereotyped patterns of behaviour evolve to displace actual combat, thereby conserving energy while maintaining the social structure.
Studying how nonscientists order and name life, creating what are called folk taxonomies, anthropologists began to realize that when people across the globe were creating ordered groups and giving names to what lived around them, they followed highly stereotyped patterns, appearing unconsciously to follow a set of unwritten rules.
These modifications exhibit stereotyped patterns suggesting spatial and temporal control of microtubule functions.
Study of the developing manus and pes in amniote embryos, including a variety of avian species, shows stereotyped patterns of cartilage condensations.
Nonetheless, with his knowledge of the German language, he made a study of the decrypts and found that they contained stereotyped patterns and forms of address that could be exploited as "cribs" – reliable guesses for the plain language message that matched a given piece of encrypted text.
The motion of filopodia and lamellipodia seems to follow stereotyped patterns wherein the stiffness of an obstacle is first probed.
