Evolutionary trajectories in the landscape of Fig. \ref{793071}A, obtained by integration of the Crow-Kimura equation. A: A population initially concentrated in basin 110 moves towards basin 179 through basins 222 and 95, as suggested by the BHG in Fig. \ref{793071}C. This happens in spite of the fact that 110 is a global fitness maximum and mean fitness decreases in time. B: Here the population starts off concentrated at type 179 and spreads in other basins under the effect of mutations, before returning to the basin of 179 as \(t\to\infty\). This non-monotonic behavior of the basin frequency does not prevent the evolutionary Lyapunov function to decrease monotonically.