The phrase "also in the evolutionary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts or phenomena that are related to or occur within the context of evolution.
Example: "The adaptations seen in various species are also in the evolutionary framework that guides their development over time."
Alternatives: "also within the context of evolution" or "also in terms of evolution".
Therefore, comparative and theoretical studies of host-parasite interactions that investigate the role of host population size and community modularity eg [ 55] will be critical not only in understanding parasite transmission, but also in investigating the evolutionary potential of established parasite species.
Surprisingly, the L1 elements have also been enriched in these sequences, which implied that they could also function in the evolutionary path of formation of certain microRNA paralogs.
Green algae are also important in the evolutionary study of plants; the single-celled Chlamydomonas is considered similar to the ancestral form that probably gave rise to land plants.
Interestingly, significant differences were also recorded in the evolutionary rate of MyoD2 orthologues when any two Acanthopterygian species were compared relative to human MyoD (Table S1).
Complexity is also evident in the evolutionary radiation of A. millefolium agg [ 10- 12].
Evidence for frequent gene duplication is also seen in the evolutionary history of numerous gene families that have expanded during the diversification of the angiosperms [ 19- 22].
Introgression or non-random acquisition of MAT genes was also demonstrated in the evolutionary histories among multiple Neurospora species (Menkis et al. 2010; Strandberg et al. 2010).
We observed highly consistent editing levels across different individuals as well as across tissues, not only in coding targets but, surprisingly, also in the non evolutionary conserved Alu repeats.
If mustelid diversification was promoted by climatically driven paleoenvironmental changes, then synchronous patterns and tempos of diversification should also be recorded in the evolutionary histories of other, unrelated groups.
MLST data have been used in evolutionary and population analyses that estimate recombination and mutation rates and also in the investigation of evolutionary relationships among bacteria classified within the same genus [ 8].
