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The complex brain of Fuxianhuia accords with cladistic analyses on the basis of neural characters, suggesting that Branchiopoda derive from a malacostracan-like ancestor but underwent evolutionary reduction and character reversal of brain centres that are common to hexapods and malacostracans2.

The case in point is plant species that underwent evolutionary recent polyploidy transitions.

The distribution of CDs among fimbrial clusters, analysis of their flanking regions, and evolutionary comparison of the strains revealed that Gallibacterium fimbrial clusters likely underwent evolutionary divergence resulting in highly host adapted and antigenically variable fimbriae.

The conducting elements of the phloem underwent evolutionary changes somewhat similar to those of the xylem.

These Zoophycos underwent evolutionary and environmental changes during the Jurassic Cretaceous interval, becoming more lobate and larger, as they migrate to deeper and deeper environments.

The gill slits, however, ceased to function as feeding structures, and then later as respiratory devices, as the vertebrate structure underwent evolutionary changes.

Algar and colleagues measured species turnover using Anolis lizards and Terrarana frogs, two groups of New World animals that underwent rapid evolutionary change and split into a variety of new species whenever they moved to a new environment.

Our analyses suggest that translation proteins underwent major evolutionary expansion well before the first species diverged from LUCA and even before the DNA genome was established.

In the optimal ML tree presented in Figure 4 two clades PACAP-like and GCG-like were obtained suggesting that after ancestral exon duplication two main peptide subgroups emerged and underwent distinct evolutionary trajectories.

Subsequently the lepidopteran desaturase gene family evolved under a birth-and-death evolutionary process and underwent several duplication events leading to five well-supported clades [ 10, 21, 51] (Fig. 4).

Genome data show that this genome underwent numerous genetic adaptations in its evolutionary history by continuously gathering novel genes and pathways, and by rearranging and combining them in new clusters useful for its survival.