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We observed a lower variance in GC-content for internal CDS parts (fig. 9) and that the variance of the CDS part GC-content is lower than expected by the variances of the three codons positions assumed to be independent (see supplementary fig. S12, Supplementary Material online), suggesting constraint on GC-content.

While some structures have essentially remained unchanged for millions of years, suggesting constraints, other traits have changed dramatically and in a relatively short period of time.

We found that SPs of different mammalian cortical networks are highly conserved and robust, suggesting constraints of neocortical development and evolution.

Retention of UV opsins is ancient and widespread in insects (Briscoe and Chittka, 2001; Kevan et al., 2001), suggesting constraints on evolutionary changes in these genes.

However, no remarkable differences were observed across species on distribution of functionally related genes on the chromosome suggesting constraints imposed by metabolic networks.

Another suggested constraint to this idea is the origin of those planets.

In addition, patterns of dN/dS ratios across the SGA pathway suggested constraint by natural selection.

Most of the sequences of these clades have relatively short branches, which suggest constraint.

This suggests constraint in the pattern of genetic variances relative to the direction of selection in males when compared to the evolutionary potential of G.

Overall, the results suggest constraint on female-biased genes (possible pleiotropy), and less constrained male-biased genes, mostly associated with sperm-specific functions.

This paper provides a brief overview of the model, suggests constraints imposed by neural circuits, and provides examples on how the temporal unfolding of emotion can be conceptualized and experimentally tested.