<p>This plot compares the ways in which the complexity of morphologies from icy environments differ from the complexity of morphologies evolved in the control environment under multi-objective selection. This plot is created from the multi-objective results by comparing the mean values across each trial's final Pareto front in each icy environment to the mean values across each trial's final Pareto front in a corresponding set of trials in the control environment. See <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1003399#s2" target="_blank">Results/Discussion</a> for details. All <i>p</i>-values calculated using the Mann-Whitney U test.</p
The principles of embodied cognition dictate that intelligent behavior must arise out of the coupled...
<p>PC1 illustrates precipitation differences between cooler and warmer sites, PC2 explains the tropi...
<p>Allocation of scores to morphological parameter observations (completely described by Tona et al....
<p>This plot compares the ways in which the complexity of morphologies from icy environments differ ...
<p>This plot compares the ways in which the complexity of morphologies from icy environments differ ...
<p>This plot depicts morphological complexity () and fitness (displacement) over evolutionary time f...
<p>The five morphologies with smallest (<i>top</i>, values from left to right: 0.66, 0.76, 0.82, 0....
This study investigates the impact of imposing a cost on morphological complexity given co-adapting ...
The evolutionary cost of morphological complexity in biological populations remains an open question...
Whether, when, how, and why increased complexity evolves in biological populations is a longstanding...
Modularity has been suggested to be connected to evolvability because a higher degree of independenc...
Research on cross-linguistic differences in morphological paradigms reveals a wide range of variatio...
<p>Results shown are for evolutionary processes driven by network efficiency measures for networks w...
Modularity has been suggested to be connected to evolvability because a higher degree of independenc...
SYNOPSIS. In an earlier characterization of the relationship between morphology, performance and fit...
The principles of embodied cognition dictate that intelligent behavior must arise out of the coupled...
<p>PC1 illustrates precipitation differences between cooler and warmer sites, PC2 explains the tropi...
<p>Allocation of scores to morphological parameter observations (completely described by Tona et al....
<p>This plot compares the ways in which the complexity of morphologies from icy environments differ ...
<p>This plot compares the ways in which the complexity of morphologies from icy environments differ ...
<p>This plot depicts morphological complexity () and fitness (displacement) over evolutionary time f...
<p>The five morphologies with smallest (<i>top</i>, values from left to right: 0.66, 0.76, 0.82, 0....
This study investigates the impact of imposing a cost on morphological complexity given co-adapting ...
The evolutionary cost of morphological complexity in biological populations remains an open question...
Whether, when, how, and why increased complexity evolves in biological populations is a longstanding...
Modularity has been suggested to be connected to evolvability because a higher degree of independenc...
Research on cross-linguistic differences in morphological paradigms reveals a wide range of variatio...
<p>Results shown are for evolutionary processes driven by network efficiency measures for networks w...
Modularity has been suggested to be connected to evolvability because a higher degree of independenc...
SYNOPSIS. In an earlier characterization of the relationship between morphology, performance and fit...
The principles of embodied cognition dictate that intelligent behavior must arise out of the coupled...
<p>PC1 illustrates precipitation differences between cooler and warmer sites, PC2 explains the tropi...
<p>Allocation of scores to morphological parameter observations (completely described by Tona et al....