Sentence examples for a diverse evolutionary from inspiring English sources

It is relict from a diverse evolutionary history (three families and 34 genera) extending back to the Eocene Epoch (55.8 million to 33.9 million years ago) of North America; some now-extinct forms also lived during Oligocene to Miocene times in Europe and Asia.

The wild rice species used in this study represent a diverse evolutionary background, including both diploid and tetraploid species encompassing 8 10 million years of divergence [ 12].

Accordingly, a more diverse evolutionary history and thus physiological functionality in corynebacteria can be predicted for the members of the HTH_3 family.

The dormouse family has a long and diverse evolutionary history from the Early Eocene Epoch (54.8 million to 49 million years ago) in Europe and Asia and from the Middle Miocene Epoch (16.4 million to 11.2 million years ago) in Africa; this history produced today's living forms as well as numerous extinct species in 36 genera that are represented only by fossils.

Albeit entirely restricted to the aquatic realm, the hesperornithiforms exhibit a rich and diverse evolutionary history spanning over 35 million years their last representatives may have disappeared with the latest Cretaceous mass extinction that wiped out the last of the nonavian dinosaurs.

In this paper, we present a method of generating diverse evolutionary neural networks through fitness sharing and then combining these networks by the behavior knowledge space method.

Extrafloral nectaries are a highly diverse, evolutionary-labile and phylogenetically widespread plant traits.

We are performing a systematic study on sequences from diverse evolutionary distances and planned to publish the results in separate manuscripts.

Panagrolaimus offers a powerful nematode model for understanding diverse evolutionary phenomena including the evolution of asexuality and the adaptive evolution of extreme cold tolerance.

Our data show that a specific group of plant-colonizing pseudomonads have evolved a unique virulence gene cluster through diverse evolutionary processes, which contributed to extend their existing repertoire of antifungal and antipredator activities with insecticidal activity.

This finding suggests that armA could be part of a mobile genetic element that has translocated between plasmids of diverse evolutionary origins.