Titlebook: Recent Global Research and Education: Technological Challenges; Proceedings of the 1 Ryszard Jab?oński,Roman Szewczyk Conference proceeding

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A. S. Rudenkov,D. G. Piliptsou,A. V. Rogachev,N. N. Fedosenko,Xiaohong Jiangintracellular symbiosomes, this activity is further elevated due to the kin selection in favor of irreversible bacteroid differentiation. The revealed feedbacks between the macroevolutionary events occurring in hosts and the selective pressures induced in microsymbionts may be responsible for the ra

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M. M. Sychov,S. V. Mjakin,K. A. Ogurtsov,N. N. Rozhkova,P. V. Matveychikova,V. V. Belyaev,F. I. Vysi temporarily by mass extinction and showed little enduring change, though evenness was affected by changes in richness. A metric sensitive to ecotype identity showed that the different treatments resulted in strongly differing degrees of community turnover relative to both the immediate pre-extincti

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Linda Vecbiskena and arising from the frequently intricate demographic history of humankind. Therefore, most of the genetic variants that could have played an adaptive role in the past can be expected to have intermediate frequencies in the present. Under these circumstances, tests for detecting hard selective swee