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... similar embryonic stages that exhibit the same characteristics , not a sequence of adult - like stages . • These characteristics then become modified , possibly by natural selection , since even embryonic processes can ultimately affect ...
... similar embryonic stages that exhibit the same characteristics , not a sequence of adult - like stages . • These characteristics then become modified , possibly by natural selection , since even embryonic processes can ultimately affect ...
Page 375
... similar characteristics in species from different evolutionary branches due to sharing similar ecological roles with natural selection shaping analogous adaptations . The distinction between homology and analogy is some times relative ...
... similar characteristics in species from different evolutionary branches due to sharing similar ecological roles with natural selection shaping analogous adaptations . The distinction between homology and analogy is some times relative ...
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... similar maps for the locations of restriction sites will produce similar collections of fragments . • The greater the divergence of two species from the common ancestor , the greater the differences in restriction sites and less ...
... similar maps for the locations of restriction sites will produce similar collections of fragments . • The greater the divergence of two species from the common ancestor , the greater the differences in restriction sites and less ...
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Preface | 2 |
Water and the Fitness of the Environment | 22 |
Structure and Function of Macromolecules | 39 |
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