Sentence examples for animals diversified from inspiring English sources

If animals diversified earlier, then scientists will need to look at earlier causes.

But at a third site, dated at 246 million years ago, it appears the animals diversified to include larger ones that walked on two legs.

Animals diversified by expanding into empty ecological roles rather than by direct competition with each other.

Disease control has been achieved by monitoring the herds and flocks, eliminating infected animals, and diversifying animals (animals and products are processed differently depending on Salmonella status) and animal food products according to the determined risk.

As with Darwin's finches, it seemed that similar animals had diversified to fill different ecological niches, with some lizards growing larger or smaller and some climbing trees while others burrowed under logs.

Life in the early Paleocene oceans took hundreds of thousands to millions of years to recover from the mass extinction event at the end of the Cretaceous Period, but by Late Paleocene times many groups of marine invertebrate animals had diversified considerably, including mollusks and plankton.

Hematophagy arose independently multiple times during metazoan evolution, with several lineages of vampire animals particularly diversified in invertebrates.

Furthermore, mitochondria of plants and animals have diversified in a lineage specific manner to include or exclude various biochemical pathways, such as the β-oxidation of fatty acids that occurs in peroxisomes in plants and mitochondria in animals [ 19].

Even if it was a bilaterian but not a mollusc, its age would indicate that animals were diversifying well before the start of the Cambrian.

It would be much easier if the Ark carried only the basic "kinds" of Creation, and then after the Flood the animals dispersed and diversified.

This finding, says Alberto Lindner, a coral researcher at the University of São Paulo, Brazil, provides the first strong evidence that this group of deep-sea animals invaded and diversified in shallow water (http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2008 06/plos nsss061608.php).org/pub_releases/2008 06/plos nsss061608.php