Sentence examples for an example of evolutionary from inspiring English sources

The show is an example of evolutionary psychology at work.

Diamond thus provides an example of evolutionary mechanisms that we can relate to and readily understand.

Cladograms in the Natural History Museum of London are an example of evolutionary trees that inadvertently might reinforce people's preconceptions about evolution.

Considered an example of evolutionary diversification, the Anolis genus includes several hundred different species that live across the Neotropics, Nature notes.

To understand why these findings might be an example of evolutionary conservation a little background is needed.

The accession-dependent unequal redundancy between RPT5a and RPT5b genes illustrates an example of evolutionary drifting between duplicated genes through alternative splicing.

b shows an example of an evolutionary tree that provides information about geographical distribution and feeding ecology but that provides only a general indication of evolutionary relationships rather than explicit links between individual species (but see MacFadden 1992).

See also Section 4.3 for an example of this evolutionary pathway.

Polar bears split off from their closest relatives as recently as 150,000 years ago, an example of an evolutionary success story.

a shows an example of an evolutionary tree that includes not only information about topology but also time as given in the axis at the left and relative species diversity as indicated by the width of branches.

This may be an example of an evolutionary arms race.