-
idiosyncratic behaviour). In a
broader sense, it is used for a wide
range of
functionless behaviours that
arise from a
failure of the
brain to
either inhibit prepotent...
- however, was
primarily contractual and it
became progressively more of a
functionless sinecure. The head of a
single regiment or demi-brigade
would be called...
-
through evolution.
Although structures called vestigial often appear functionless, they may
retain lesser functions or
develop minor new ones. In some...
-
noncoding DNA does not
establish that it is
functionless. Furthermore, even if an
extant DNA
sequence is
functionless, it does not
follow that it has descended...
-
mutated gradually becomes a
pseudogene and will be
either unexpressed or
functionless. This kind of
evolutionary fate is
shown by po****tion
genetic modeling...
-
weapons or as
organs of co****tion. In many insects, they
simply may be
functionless vestigial structures. In
basal arthropods, such as silverfish, the cerci...
- syndrome, a type of
hypogonadism resulting in a
phenotypical female with
functionless gonads x and y,
symbols commonly used to
denote variables in mathematical...
-
design flaws that the
buildings waste structural resources by
creating functionless forms, do not seem to
belong in
their surroundings or
enhance the public...
-
gonads of an embryo. One type of
gonadal dysgenesis is the
development of
functionless,
fibrous tissue,
termed streak gonads,
instead of
reproductive tissue...
- and Thyropteridae. The
species are
distinguished by
their reduced or
functionless thumbs,
enclosed by the wing membranes, and
their broad, funnel-shaped...
