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Evolutionary Biology 76 records found 1 - 25nextSearch took 0.32 seconds. 
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The axial columns of the earliest limbed vertebrates show distinct patterns of regionalization as compared to early tetrapodomorphs. Included among their novel features a [...]
02 April 2024 | Evolutionary Biology; Organismal Biology and Anatomy | Article |
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Microbes contribute biologically available nitrogen to the ocean by fixing nitrogen gas from the atmosphere and by mineralizing organic nitrogen into bioavailable dissolv [...]
29 March 2024 | Biological Sciences; Ecology and Evolution; Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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The ex situ population of the endangered black-footed ferret (Mustela nigripes) has been experiencing declines in reproductive success over the past 30 years of human-man [...]
25 March 2024 | Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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The lifestyle of spinosaurid dinosaurs has been a topic of lively debate ever since the unveiling of important new skeletal parts for Spinosaurus aegyptiacus in 2014 and [...]
06 March 2024 | Evolutionary Biology; Organismal Biology and Anatomy | Article |
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Heliconius butterflies have undergone adaptive radiation and therefore serve as an excellent system for exploring the continuum of speciation and adaptive evolution. Howe [...]
04 August 2021 | Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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<p>Premise: In this study, we use simulations to determine how pollen flow and sampling constraints can influence the genetic conservation found in seed collections [...]
02 February 2024 | Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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<p>Studies of kin recognition in birds have largely focused on parent-offspring recognition using auditory or visual discrimination. Recent studies indicate that bi [...]
21 September 2011 | Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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<p>Background: The genus <em>Aquilegia</em> is an emerging model system in plant evolutionary biology predominantly because of its wide variation in flo [...]
23 March 2010 | Ecology and Evolution; Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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<p>Previous phylogenetic studies in oaks (<em>Quercus</em>, Fagaceae) have failed to resolve the backbone topology of the genus with strong support. Her [...]
04 April 2014 | Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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<p>The existence of general characteristics of plant invasiveness is still debated. One reason we may not have found these characteristics is because we do not yet [...]
20 August 2012 | Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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<p>Natural accumulations of skeletal material (death assemblages) have the potential to provide historical data on species diversity and population structure for re [...]
28 March 2011 | Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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<p>Background: Debate regarding the monophyly and relationships of the avian order Pelecaniformes represents a classic example of discord between morphological and [...]
14 October 2010 | Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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<p>Studies of morphological integration provide valuable information on the correlated evolution of traits and its relationship to long-term patterns of morphologic [...]
03 October 2007 | Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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<p>Recently the metabolic cost of swinging the limbs has been found to be much greater than previously thought, raising the possibility that limb rotational inertia [...]
08 November 2013 | Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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<p>Background: Physiologically stressful environments tend to host depauperate and specialized biological communities. Serpentine soils exemplify this phenomenon by [...]
23 July 2010 | Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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<p>Reduced-representation genome sequencing represents a new source of data for systematics, and its potential utility in interspecific phylogeny reconstruction has [...]
06 April 2012 | Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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<p>Pleistocene climatic fluctuations influenced patterns of genetic variation and promoted speciation across a wide range of species groups. Lichens are commonly fo [...]
26 December 2013 | Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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<p>Recent advances in DNA sequencing technologies have allowed scientists to probe increasingly complex biological systems, including the diversity of bacteria in t [...]
31 July 2013 | Biophysical Sciences; Ecology and Evolution; Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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<p>Understanding microbial partnerships with the medicinally and economically important crop <em>Cannabis</em> has the potential to affect agricultural [...]
16 June 2014 | Biophysical Sciences; Ecology and Evolution; Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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<p>The inclusion of molecular data is increasingly an integral part of studies assessing species boundaries. Analyses based on predefined groups may obscure pattern [...]
15 May 2014 | Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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<p>Previous studies of repetitive elements (REs) have implicated a mechanistic role in generating new chimerical genes. Such examples are consistent with the classi [...]
18 January 2008 | Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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<p>Transposable elements are potent agents of genomic change during evolution, but require access to chromatin for insertion—and not all genes provide equivalent [...]
06 October 2006 | Biological Sciences; Evolutionary Biology; Organismal Biology and Anatomy | Article |
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<p>The formation of chimeric gene structures provides important routes by which novel proteins and functions are introduced into genomes. Signatures of these events [...]
19 May 2006 | Ecology and Evolution; Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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The threat of an influenza A virus pandemic stems from continual virus spillovers from reservoir species, a tiny fraction of which spark sustained transmission in humans. [...]
11 November 2016 | Ecology and Evolution; Evolutionary Biology | Article |
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