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Convergent domestication of cereal crops by independent mutations at corresponding genetic loci.
Manipulation of a mollusc by a trophically transmitted parasite : convergent evolution or phylogenetic inheritance?
We conjecture that the phenomenon of convergent evolution can be extended to the cosmic level.
Secondly, it needs to be set in the context of other complex biological structures, such as eusociality or insect agriculture, which are also convergent.
The interstellar medium provides yet another illustration of convergent phenomena that occur at a cosmic level.
Figure 2a shows a simplified scheme of the stereo vision system with convergent cameras.
Thus, we have to assume convergent evolution for the two types of polymerases.
Thus, in a remarkable example of convergent evolution, different organisms have evolved different strategies for maintaining superhelical homeostasis commensurate with their particular physiologies.
Convergent evidence indicates that the protofibrils themselves could compromise proteasomal degradation.
Neither of these mechanisms would give rise to convergent evolution, making recombination a more likely explanation.
Both convergent and discriminant validity have also been demonstrated.
The next proposition gives a useful characterisation of the property of co-reflecting convergent sequences.
There is another way of viewing convergent sequences.
The exponential function exp is defined by the usual convergent series.
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