… in budding yeasts represents a striking example of trait reversal by eukaryote-toeukaryote
HGT and provides insight into the mechanisms by which Dollo’s law can be broken. …

… BA Swarthmore College; JD NYU School of Law. For helpful comments, suggestions, and
feedback, I am grateful to Kirti Datla, Barry Friedman, Helen Hershkoff, Sam Issacharoff, Troy …

… In our opinion, this correlation between diversification rates and wing reversibility can be …
provide a more appropriate framework to test for Dollo’s law rejection. Nonetheless, the results …

… phenotypic reversals shown to violate Dollo’s law. Along these lines, … Dollo’s assumption,
the evolution of a complex trait involves so many contingent steps that any transition in reverse …

… Our conclusion was exactly the reverse. Reserves do constitute a threat, but the threat is owned
… This view was reinforced by the fact that official claims against the US seemed excessive …

… Granted, the HHI is still widely used in policy circles where antitrust policy has impactful
billion dollar implications, most notably under merger review by the Department of Justice (DOJ) …

… Therefore, one cannot blame the pandemic for reversing even its limited successes. The
reversal is rooted in a geopolitical economic earthquake whose rumblings date back decades. …

… This opened the space for more militant pro-capitalist views even within the lower classes,
and for a reversal of the consensus that was the political foundation of Bretton Woods. These …

… The views expressed in this paper are those of the authors, and not necessarily those of the
… (eg, meeting VM calls), we expect a full reversal of the price impact over time. On the other …

… Dollo's Law states that once a complex trait (eg, limbs or eyes) has been lost, it cannot then
be regained (Dollo 1893). Yet, with the wide use of … Reversing opinions on Dollo's Law …