The experiment will also serve as a model for
future evolutionary studies.
Not exact matches
As Frank and Sullivan show,
studying past extinction events and using theoretical tools to model the
future evolutionary trajectory of humankind — and of still unknown but plausible alien civilizations — could inform decisions that would lead to a sustainable
future.
«What this
study has shown is that
evolutionary processes can increase rates of movement, but also variation in how fast species move, and allow us to get a better sense of where organisms might go in the
future.»
What we may have identified in this
study is mammals» own «Cambrian explosion» moment, when
evolutionary experimentation ran wild and the
future shape of mammals was up for grabs.»
Moreover, such large trees are very useful for
future studies of large - scale
evolutionary patterns, such as how early placental mammals dispersed across the continents via land bridges that no longer exist today.»
The
Evolutionary Biologist at GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel teamed with experts from Canada, Australia, the United States, Great Britain and Sweden to critically review previous
studies and to give advice for
future investigations.
«We didn't really know that it was so important in
evolutionary terms for us humans, so this is an exciting discovery that can have a great impact on
future research,» says Kerstin Lindblad - Toh, professor at the Department of Medical Biochemistry and Microbiology and one of the authors of the
study.
We discuss the recent advances to address the question and characterize the developmental constraint in evolution, by integrating approaches from cell, and
evolutionary biology, bioinformatics, and theoretical biophysics, and provide the
future perspective in the quantitative evo - devo
studies.
Evolutionary biologists at Fred Hutch are
studying how HIV evolved before it was able to infect humans — and how it may change again in the
future — in the hopes of getting one step ahead of the virus.
Just as the plastic - eating microbes are under
study to find super-enzymes that can be of use in plastic recycling processes, the many
evolutionary tricks of tree - eating fungi will inspire scientists looking for answers to how we can fuel the
future.