to Impaired Biofilm Formation in Invasive Salmonella Strains PLoS GeneticsLeadingto Impaired Biofilm Formation in Invasive Salmonella Strains PLoS Genetics

some neurocranial and facial morphological features with younger taxa such as A. africanus and Paranthropus - albeit considered here(passive) to have been caused bysome neurocranial and facial morphological features with younger taxa such as A. africanus and Paranthropus - albeit considered here

in assortative mating ... resulting in taxa with little or no genetic differentiation ( e.g. sticklebacks , and Gambusia fishesresultsin assortative mating ... resulting in taxa with little or no genetic differentiation ( e.g. sticklebacks , and Gambusia fishes

to similar outcomes like the evolution of predator cats separately in North and South America prior to their connection by the Isthmus of Panamaleadingto similar outcomes like the evolution of predator cats separately in North and South America prior to their connection by the Isthmus of Panama

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in unrelated species that have similar niches in different environmentshas resultedin unrelated species that have similar niches in different environments

the development of hybrid compatibilitycan preventthe development of hybrid compatibility

to novel variations on independently evolved traitsleadingto novel variations on independently evolved traits

two seemingly unrelated species living in isolationleadstwo seemingly unrelated species living in isolation

to functional diversification among diverse plant speciesleadingto functional diversification among diverse plant species

to numerous overlappingsledto numerous overlappings

to a somehow recent acquisition of programmed cell deathleadingto a somehow recent acquisition of programmed cell death

to morphological divergence which may reflect the initial steps of adaptive speciationhave ledto morphological divergence which may reflect the initial steps of adaptive speciation

from adaptation to similar climatic conditionsresultingfrom adaptation to similar climatic conditions

A large part of the existing variation seems(passive) to be caused byA large part of the existing variation seems

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in clear homologies of struccan resultin clear homologies of struc

to greater diversityleadsto greater diversity

in motion by the existing Elohim nanotechnologysetin motion by the existing Elohim nanotechnology

erythrocytes more similar to those of humans than of chimpanzeeshas lederythrocytes more similar to those of humans than of chimpanzees

strange coincidencesmay createstrange coincidences

to one and the same physical “ correlate ” of painmight ... leadto one and the same physical “ correlate ” of pain

in replicate species formation ( i.e. , parallel speciationcan also resultin replicate species formation ( i.e. , parallel speciation

these cultural differences(passive) are influenced bythese cultural differences

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to similar changes at identical sites and the evidence for weak negative selection on these sites in proteinsleadingto similar changes at identical sites and the evidence for weak negative selection on these sites in proteins

to an entirely seperate phylum evolving into a bipedal hominid - type of creature , 2leadingto an entirely seperate phylum evolving into a bipedal hominid - type of creature , 2

from common variants at specific nucleotide sites ... in homologous genes , pathways , and networksmay resultfrom common variants at specific nucleotide sites ... in homologous genes , pathways , and networks

to emergence of identical signs at related formsleadingto emergence of identical signs at related forms

in at least 22 independent origins of high aspect ratio , wing - like appendages in the Labridaeresultingin at least 22 independent origins of high aspect ratio , wing - like appendages in the Labridae

two entirely different places within essentially the same ecosystemcreatedtwo entirely different places within essentially the same ecosystem

from their adopting of a similar lifestyleresultingfrom their adopting of a similar lifestyle

humans and vice versa through time by selecting for genes that affect disease frequency , behavior , and even some physical processeshave influencedhumans and vice versa through time by selecting for genes that affect disease frequency , behavior , and even some physical processes

from these analogous influences and other environmental factorsresultedfrom these analogous influences and other environmental factors

to significant speed - up in CCRankleadsto significant speed - up in CCRank

to reduced shoaling behavior in two cave dwelling populations of Atlantic mollies ( Poecilia mexicana , Poeciliidae , Teleosteileadsto reduced shoaling behavior in two cave dwelling populations of Atlantic mollies ( Poecilia mexicana , Poeciliidae , Teleostei

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