Sentence examples for an example of convergent evolution from inspiring English sources
Spectacles in these two skink genera evolved independently and thus represent an example of convergent evolution.
This emergence of the same characteristic among different species that are under the same environmental pressures on different continents is an example of convergent evolution.
The dinosaur, named Yi Qi meaning 'Strange Wing' in Mandarin, is not thought to be related to the origin of mammalian bats but instead is thought to be an example of convergent evolution.
In an example of convergent evolution, rainforest katydids hear using similar mechanisms to those found in mammalian ears.
The study, published in PNAS journal, also reports that these warm body temperatures in shark and tuna are an example of convergent evolution.
The evolutionary picture provided by the genes and nervous system suggests that tracheae and Malphighian tubules in insects and myriapods are an example of convergent evolution in two terrestrial lineages.
Yi qi is not a direct ancestor of birds, and more particularly has nothing to do with the origins of the mammalian bats, but its wings are an excellent example of convergent evolution.
Manuel Salesa, a paleobiologist at the National Museum of Natural Sciences in Madrid, says that Meachen-Samuels has found "an impressive example of convergent evolution," the process by which similar biological traits develop in unrelated species or groups.
The fact that P. condensata produces rainbows of color by layering cellulose in sophisticated patterns is an exciting example of convergent evolution between plants and animals, says biologist Beverley Glover at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom.
This would point to the TRX-GRX hybrid proteins as an interesting example of convergent evolution in domain architecture.
In an intriguing example of convergent evolution, these bacteria employ structurally distinct adhesive surface proteins (adhesins) to connect to the same group of human receptors (Table 1).
