Sentence examples for a convergent evolution from inspiring English sources

There is an ongoing controversy over the Strong Theory, which posits a single race as the progenitors of the entire Hegemony, and the Weak, which posits a convergent evolution.

The taxonomically spotty presence of this 'sarpin' domain and the relationship of the repeats to each other suggests a convergent evolution in multiple lineages.

In its current form, under the influence of the dominant social forces, the European construction may have produced some degree of institutional harmonisation, and generalised some fundamental rights, which is not negligible, but, contrary to the stated goals, it has not produced a convergent evolution of national economies, a zone of shared prosperity.

The different gene cluster organization as well as the respective regulatory machinery might indicate a convergent evolution (Tischler et al. 2012).

Superficially similar trichobothria are also present in some myriapods (Haupt 1979); the distant relationship between these myriapods and arachnids indicates a convergent evolution of trichobothria.

In conclusion, the differences in hydrodynamic properties of StyA monooxygenases from strain 1CP depict additional evidence for a convergent evolution of these enzymes.

These data point to a unique convergent evolution within a certain domain of two paralogous genes.

A comparable convergent evolution between protecting G6PD mutations and thalassemia or sickle cell anemia has been proposed [17], [18].

That appeared to be a coincidence; a case of convergent evolution.

The evolution of a bird-like hip in ornithischians and birds is a case of convergent evolution, in which the same structure or shape evolves more than once.

Instead, interaction patterns have converged independently by the interaction of unrelated genes in a process dubbed "convergent evolution".