Dioecy (gonochorism) is dominant within the Animalia, although a recent review suggests hermaphroditism is also common. Evolutionary transitions from dioecy to hermaphroditism (or vice versa) have occurred frequently in animals, but few studies suggest the advantage of such transitions. In particular, few studies assess how hermaphroditism evolves from dioecy or whether androdioecy or gynodioec...

the academic community has long noticed the resemblance between mongolian and turkic epics. some believe that the mongols and the turkic people share a narrative tradition that accounts for their commonalities. such a tradition arises from the period of time when ancestors of these two groups lived together in central asia and south siberia (cf. nekljudov 1981). one could also assert that mongo...

Cioko as one of the ceremonial traditions in Chinese culture has a meaning sense devotion to ancestors for community. They believe that this world humans do not live alone and their can still witness from different realm. Prayers are performed remember so calm nature. This prayer also aims ask protection ancestors. Similarly, Bogor held ceremony at temple Bogor, namely Pan Khu Bio. In addition ...

Gendhing Dhanyangan is a tradition in various Java regions, one of which Selokerto, Malang Regency. This inherited and continues to be carried out respect the current community’s relationship with their ancestors nature. Dhanyang , or ancestors, symbolizes bond forces preserves between humans existence nature believed empowered by God create life today. study used method, namely interviews invo...

Organisms can receive not only a genetic inheritance from their ancestors but also an ecological inheritance, involving modifications their ancestors made to the environment through niche construction. Ecological inheritances may persist as a legacy, potentially generating selection pressures that favor sociality. Yet, most proposed cases of sociality being impacted by an ecological inheritance...

Eukaryotic genomes are mosaics of genes acquired from their prokaryotic ancestors, the eubacterial endosymbiont that gave rise to the mitochondrion and its archaebacterial host. Genomic footprints of the prokaryotic merger at the origin of eukaryotes are still discernable in eukaryotic genomes, where gene expression and function correlate with their prokaryotic ancestry. Molecular chaperones ar...