ACRL announces the publication of Data Culture in Academic Libraries: A Practical Guide to Building Communities, Partnerships ...

Examples of coevolutionary systems include host and parasites, predators and prey, and mutualistic or symbiotic interactions. Mice evolved a new shape in the upper, but not in the lower molar.

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Learn about the interplay of form, function, and cultural identity in modernist architecture—a legacy of innovation and experimentation.

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Plant symbiosis is the close and persistent co-existence of individuals of more than one species, at least one of which is a plant. In most cases both the plant and its symbiont derive an ...

The convergence in metabolic products produced by the repertoire of microbes in the gut ecosystem is an example of functional redundancy. Functional redundancy is a recognised trait of the microbiota ...