… that explains the sources of diversity of secondary growth, considered across the entire …
the origin of secondary growth. In this hypothesis, various modes of secondary growth reflect a …

… aim was to investigate the secondary growth patterns and structure of secondary xylem and
… study was to investigate the pattern of secondary growth and formation of its derivatives and …

… The main selection principle during the evolution of organisms which can afford the "… growth
and short generation times. A continuous evolution of biochemical pathways in secondary …

For effective adaptive immunity to foreign antigens (Ag), secondary lymphoid organs (SLO)
provide the confined environment in which Ag-restricted lymphocytes, with very low precursor …

… growth potential. This entails measuring the size of secondary ossification centers (SOCs),
which develop … However, little is presently known about the developmental biology, evolution …

… By studying the full breadth of secondary growth modes—incorporating data from the
extant and fossil records—we can gain critical insights into the evolution of secondary growth (…

… The closure of the primary foramen is preceded by the development of secondary … mammals,
the secondary perforations do not coalesce to a secondary foramen. Instead, the secondary …

… products of two processes: evolution and development. But how do … evolution of separate
parts. These constraints are poorly understood, but in principle could be either developmental …

… In this paper, we try to answer three questions regarding the evolution of development. (1)
What parameters we can extract that would contribute to building a minimal mosaic phenotype…

… tissue, whereas MB is an endosteally derived secondary bone tissue; (ii) CB is entirely
resorbed during embryonic development or persists in bone trabeculae and sutural areas but is …