Sentence examples for a primitive characteristic of from inspiring English sources
What they have found makes it likely that many dinosaurs had something rather like feathers, and that those which did not had lost a primitive characteristic of the group in the way that elephants and hippos have lost most of the hair that is characteristic of mammals.The crucial discovery comes from a famous fossil bed in Liaoning province.
The researchers suggest that this process may have a shared genetic basis that evolved early in the amphibian lineage (and was lost or modified in later species with limited or no regenerative ability), and that part of this foundation may even be a primitive characteristic of tetrapods in general.
By this classification, the coordination of hair position and topography on the dorsal but not ventral wings of both model Hymenopterans suggests that the organization of wing membrane topography by the dorsal wing epithelium is a primitive characteristic of the Endopterygota.
Indeed, recent research suggests that the primitive characteristic of color, in particular the "greenness", of a nature image is associated with improved mood.
The French philosopher and psychologist Pierre Janet, who developed the first formal theory of dissociation, in 1889, wrote, "Personal unity, identity, and initiative are not primitive characteristics of psychological life.
"Whale Whores" is critical of the practice of whaling, as it displays primitive characteristics of the whalers.
Remember that what we might call a 'primitive' characteristic of some tetrapod wanna-bes from the Devonian was not only perfectly useful to them at that point; it may have given them a considerable advantage over what their fellow wanna-bes had at the time.
However, although it is tempting to regard CC75 as an ancestral relic and the absence of pigment and presence of CRISPR as primitive characteristics, a recent loss of pigmentation genes and acquisition of CRISPR cannot be ruled out at this time.
It is believed that peas originally arose in Asia Minor and then spread to South-West Asia, keeping their primitive characteristics because of little human intervention.
The method consists on the transformation of any source primitive characteristic polynomial p(x) into its ring structural form, which makes possible to directly draw the related schematic diagram of the ring register to be developed.
Some of their primitive characteristics include a skeleton composed primarily of cartilage, and a deeply forked heterocercal caudal fin similar to that of sharks, although they are not closely related.
