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It is thought that such predation pressure effectively drove the Bivalvia underground with the resultant evolution of many antipredation devices on the shell spines, ridges, and teeth or of the habit of burrowing to great depths.

The resultant evolution of this instrument was reviewed by an expert consensus group drawn from all world regions.

To gain quantitative information on the extent of the problem, the formation of macroscopic butt welds in this material was studied, by (1) modelling the process and (2) measuring experimentally the resultant evolution of interface toughness.

The growth of ZnS nanoparticles and the degrading effect of UV light can be correlated to explain the resultant evolution of ZnS nanoparticles in aqueous micellar solutions as: (1) The growth of ZnS nanoparticles in CTAC is faster than UV-induced decay, and resultant effect seems to increase in absorbance only.

Left ventricular hypertrophy (LVH) is currently the focus of intense cardiovascular research, with the resultant rapid evolution of novel concepts relating to its exceedingly complex pathophysiology.

The resultant temporal evolutions of dv/v in Fig. 5 are comparable to those shown in Fig. 4, which would confirm that our findings do not dependent on coda windows used.

The phylogenetic tree of East-African cichlids depicts the episodic evolution and the resultant diversity of V1Rs (fig. 6).

In contrast, gene-copies displaying a reduction in the extent of local synteny relative to the ortholog may be predisposed to accelerated rates of sequence evolution and the resultant fates of neofunctionalization or nonfunctionalization.

Utilizing previous research we have developed more sophisticated size distributions and modeled the time evolution of resultant orbital populations using a historical database of SRM launches, propellant, and likely location and time of tail-off.

On the basis of the resultant phylogenetic frameworks, the evolution of their feeding habits was traced using data from analyses of stomach contents, habitat depths, and observations of oral jaw tooth morphology.

Therefore, we examined the exon intron organization of hop and chl- fus genes among the 53 plant species, to infer the contribution of introns to the evolution of their resultant proteins (Table  1, Fig.  3, 4 and Additional file 1: Figure S1).