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• It corresponds to the conditions of the evolutional development of the living matter on the Earth.
• These communities were a major evolutional advance compared to the Belfast or New York City programs.
• Styling highlights were more evolutional than radical overall with three-piece rear window styling utilized on some models.
• Fossils are found in increasing abundance and increasing stages of evolutional development in the rocks of all ages since earliest Cambrian time.
• Ernst W . Mayr, one of the 20th century's most influential evolutional biologists, studied at the University of Greifswald.
• There is a precedent of an evolutional change of the type discussed here, long before " Homo sapiens " or " Toyota Avensis ".
• One is that the loss of certain alleles would not decrease our evolutional fitness, making such losses possible, causing a decrease in bitter taste sensitivity across time.
• "An Atlas of Representative Stellar Spectra from ? 4870 to ? 3300, together with a discussion of the evolutional order of the stars, and the interpretation of their spectra.
• In fact, there is all about us sufficient evidence that many commercial enterprises are being conducted along lines that, as far as evolutional development is concerned, are several stages behind the times.
• Kimura ( 1960, 1961 ) has referred to this loss as the substitutional ( or evolutional ) load, but because it necessarily involves either a completely new mutation or ( more usually ) previous change in the environment or the genome, I like to think of it as a dilemma for the population : for most organisms, rapid turnover in a few genes precludes rapid turnover in the others.