The phrase "addition to the evolutionary" is not correct as it stands and seems incomplete.
It could be used in contexts discussing evolutionary theory or processes, but it requires additional context or words to be grammatically correct.
Example: "In addition to the evolutionary changes observed in species, we must consider environmental factors."
Alternatives: "in addition to evolutionary" or "supplementing the evolutionary".
Models then provide valuable information for the redesign of the experiments and can be considered as an essential addition to the evolutionary approach.
For older children and adults, careful choice of fossils allows the introduction of complex ideas such as biological classification and the hierarchical organization of life, in addition to the evolutionary causes underlying these concepts.
Our results may be an addition to the evolutionary theory of the mitochondrial genome.
In addition to the evolutionary perspective for studying insects, insect genome dynamics impact on human health and agriculture.
In addition to the evolutionary implications, understanding these mechanisms could provide insights into the development of human osteopenia and suggest effective therapies to prevent and/or treat this disease [ 53].
For abrupt environmental change, the situation might be more complex as, in addition to the evolutionary processes, demographic processes increase in importance (Gomulkiewicz and Holt 1995; Bell and Gonzalez 2009, 2011).
In addition to the serial evolutionary network, whose representation is described in detail in the previous section, each patient network is accompanied by a chart at the bottom displaying clinical markers (T-cell counts, viral loads), evolutionary markers (proportion of recombinants) and genetic markers (proportion of X4 sequences).
In addition to investigating the evolutionary dynamics of the unusual ψND5 elements, the nearly complete C. briggsae mitochondrial genome sequences also offer the opportunity to analyze molecular evolution in the rest of the genome and, in particular, the twelve mtDNA protein-coding genes.
In addition to describing the evolutionary relationships among the sampled individuals, this study has important implications for conservation.
In addition, to evaluate the evolutionary relationships within the 20 genes, we performed a combined phylogenetic analysis of the 20 Arabidopsis and rice amino acid sequences to obtain a joint tree.
In spite of such minor flaws, the book is an important addition to the literature on evolutionary psychology.
