Examples of coevolution

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Gene-culture coevolution may occur under any mode of cultural transmission.
Cooperative coevolution: an architecture for evolving coadapted subcomponents.
Grazing lawns: animals in herds, plant form, and coevolution.
Seed dispersal by animals: contrast with pollen dispersal, problems of terminology, and constraints on coevolution.
Seed dispersal by animals: contrasts with pollen dispersal, problems of terminology, and constraints on coevolution.
Phylogenetic trees support the coevolution of parasites and their hosts.
From such coevolution, "hominids developed differences from other primates, among them increased brain size and a supralaryngeal vocal tract" (199).
Movement to deeper tissues was interpreted as part of the competitive interaction between the two trematodes and coevolution was suggested.
Discussion focuses on the usefulness of current theories of snail-digenean coevolution for interpreting these findings.
Because the parasite's lifecycle interrupts its linkage with a host, its potential for ecological proliferation and coevolution is limited.
We consider that coevolution should, strictly, be used to describe only the arms-race scenario.
Unfortunately, however, despite the large body of both theoretical and empirical plant-pathogen work available, relatively few animal host-parasite coevolution studies have yet been performed.
During coevolution, different rules get wiped out from the population and brought back in from the collective memory.
Research on snail-schistosome interactions have, therefore, the potential for making an important contribution to the study of coevolution or reciprocal adaptation.
The paper studies the coevolution of four different types of rules used to determine the quantities produced.
The general significance of this observation is discussed in terms of the coevolution of host-parasite associations.

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