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• Studies on the evolutionary trends in the inflorescences of the family Lythraceae.
• You couldn't ask for a worse correlation in terms of evolutionary trends.
• Among some devolution "  showing an evolutionary trend of decreasing complexity.
• This evolutionary trend explains how they went from ametabolous to hemimetabolous insects.
• Heads develop in animals by an evolutionary trend known as cephalization.
• Studies on the evolutionary trends and adaptive radiation in four genera of Lythraceae.
• The evolutionary trend in plants has been from monosulcate to polycolpate or polyporate pollen.
• More modern opinions still oscillate between these two conceptions of the hemi-to holometabolan evolutionary trend.
• As I see it, several evolutionary trends have converged and advanced to a tipping point.
• Skeletal biomineralization : patterns, processes, and evolutionary trends.
• Same for cultural effects on evolutionary trends.
• Within chordate embryos, there is an evolutionary trend exhibited in the mechanisms used to internalize presumptive mesoderm.
• There seems to be an evolutionary trend towards a " lower-risk lower-gain " strategy of direct development.
• The authors speculated that this response was an evolutionary trend toward redundant immune response against RNA viruses.
• The evolutionary trend, in his view, is from the large and clunky to the small and efficient.
• In the case of Hominid evolution, there is the evolutionary trend of marked increase in brain size.
• This may all be part of an evolutionary trend towards hotter temperatures through the loss of the star's atmosphere.
• He discovered several evolutionary trends that help engineers to anticipate improvements that are most likely to make it advantageous.
• In general, the findings show a continuation of evolutionary trends that are emerging from around the Lower into Middle Pleistocene.
• Effacement, the loss of surface detail in the cephalon, pygidium, or the thoracic furrows, is also a common evolutionary trend.