Evolution and inheritance
The Inheritance and Evolution of Leaf Pigmentation and Pubescence in Teosinte
... morphological evolution in natural populations, we employed QTL mapping to dissect the inheritance of leaf sheath characters that distinguish Chalco from Balsas ...morphological evolution by ...
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Lamarck, Evolution, and the Inheritance of Acquired Characters
... the inheritance of acquired characters with Darwin’s idea of natural ...the inheritance of acquired characters, in the whole of Darwin’s Variation of Animals and Plants under Domestication, where Darwin ...
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Evolution and inheritance of animal mitochondrial DNA: rules and exceptions
... and evolution is an indispensable part of the evolution of life and its interac- tion with the nuclear DNA is among the most important cases of genome synergism and ...
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Analysis of the inheritance, selection and evolution of growth trajectories.
... The additive genetic covariance function 59 plays the same role in the evolution of growth trajectories that the additive genetic covariance matrix does in the stan[r] ...
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Whose incentives? The evolution of inheritance practices, intergenerational conflict, and women’s control over land in rural Kenya
... Kikuyu inheritance practices for the purposes of the analysis in this paper is that they impose significant restrictions on the circumstances under which wills can be ...
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The Evolution of Women's Rights in Inheritance
... In the United States today, women execute wills at a rate comparable to men 1 or perhaps even greater, 2 but this development is relatively recent in our history. In [r] ...
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Selection, inheritance, and the evolution of parent offspring interactions
... We first tested the hypothesis that parental care and offspring begging coevolve; that is, there is a genetic cor- relation between the two reflecting coadapted levels of expression (Wade 1998; Wolf and Brodie 1998; Wolf ...
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MATHEMATICAL STUDY OF THE EVOLUTION OF GYNODIOECY WITH CYTOPLASMIC INHERITANCE UNDER THE EFFECT OF A NUCLEAR RESTORER GENE
... Analytical study of equilibrium states and stability conditions: The results of the computer simulation showed that nuclear-cytoplasmic inheritance of g p - odioecy (situat[r] ...
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The Extended Evolutionary Synthesis and the role of soft inheritance in evolution
... gradual evolution of reproductive isolation among populations; and that these processes, continued for sufficiently long, give rise to changes of such great magnitude as to warrant the designation of higher ...
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An analysis of inheritance hierarchy evolution
... The vast majority of hierarchies (86%) do not change shape during system evolution. Most of the changes in shape again appear relatively simple e.g. there were 36 changes from Line to Fan, 24 changes from Fan to ...
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Organisational phylogenesis : Developing and evaluating a memetic methodology
... organisational evolution (McCarthy ...how inheritance, variation, selection and other evolutionary aspects are occurring or what is being ...of inheritance, it is uncertain whether Darwinian ...
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The morphology of the Tasmantid Seamounts: interactions between tectonic inheritance and magmatic evolution
... the chain’s southward-younging age progression south of 27.5 ∘ S. Eggins et al. (1991) found these samples ranged from tholeiitic to alkali-olivine basalt and, with trace element and isotope data, they interpreted that ...
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Evolution Education: Seeing the Forest for the Trees and Focusing Our Efforts on the Teaching of Evolution
... in evolution) and these concepts serve as a collective “pathway” for learning throughout schooling (Catley et ...with evolution and its use as an overarching theme in the biological ...and ...
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Mitochondrial activity in gametes and transmission of viable mtDNA
... Uniparental Inheritance of mito- chondria (DUI), observed in some bivalve molluscs, is the only known evolutionary stable exception to Strictly Maternal Inheritance (SMI) typical of ...mitochondrial ...
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Mother nature's tolerant ways: Why non genetic inheritance has nothing to do with evolution
... that affords a certain amount of slack. This can lead to a favouring of some aspects of that breadth over others. For example, there are many ways in which humans can walk, as seen in differences in gait. Many of these ...
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Hierarchies and the Sloshing Bucket: Toward the Unification of Evolutionary Biology
... variation, inheritance, and selection are considered not just central and vital, but virtually the sole evolutionary processes of any ...how evolution occurs—works fine if you happen to be a population ...
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Volume 47: Graph Transformation and Visual Modeling Techniques 2012
... Abstract: The algebraic graph transformation approach was initiated in 1973 and supports the rule-based modification of graphs based on pushout constructions. The vertex and edge types used within the rules (or ...
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Discussion on Issues of Inheritance of Internet Virtual Property
... The inheritance involves a legal relationship and requires for universally-applicable rules and strict measures for dereliction of duty, to which the law must make appropriate ...the inheritance of virtual ...
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Lecture 9
... Mutations in chloroplasts and mitochondria have been useful in identifying organelle inheritance patterns.. Inheritance of these mutations was determined by the makeup of the organell[r] ...
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Two Independent Loci Control Agamospermy (Apomixis) in the Triploid Flowering Plant Erigeron annuus
... The cytological data (Figure 1), in combination with molecu- for fit to six single-dose (1–6) and four double-dose (7–10) lar marker tests of progeny indicating that sexual P1 produces inheritance models (Table ...
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