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,The “Classical” Explanation of Industrial Melanism,ic moths, that have been noted since the advent of industrialization in many parts of the world. This phenomenon has become a standard textbook example of “evolution in action” (e.g., Raven and Johnson, 1996; Beck ., 1991), based on the widespread assumption that considerable data support a specific

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Cranial Kinesis in Lizards,ctive skull features that are involved in a unique pattern of cranial kinesis, that is, movement within the skull (Bradley, 1903; Versluys, 1910, 1912; Iordansky, 1966, 1970, 1971.,., 1990; Frazzetta, 1962, 1983, 1986). This syndrome is supposed to have arisen gradually (Iordansky, 1990) as a series

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Genetic Diversity and Dispersal Capabilities in Marine Fish,ns. During the last 25 years, this has been a popular technique for survey of genetic variability, with general agreement that the use of allozyme variation is a reliable tool to estimate levels of genetic variation with random samples of neutral genes.

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Essentials of Medical Meteorologyon led to the formulation of the “molecular clock” hypothesis (Zuckerkandl and Pauling, 1965), which asserts that change at the molecular level occurs regularly through time. An important corollary prediction of the molecular clock hypothesis is that rates of molecular evolution are equal among diverse evolutionary lineages.

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