Sentence examples for behavior has evolved from inspiring English sources

Researchers have just made a strong case that a certain aspect of its behavior has evolved because of human harvesting of corn.

More work will help researchers understand how the counterintuitive behavior has evolved and how pressure on habitats may have played a role.

A forward-genetic cross between these two species identified several genomic regions associated with burrow traits, suggesting this complex behavior has evolved in a modular fashion.

It's a rigorously rational, empirical book, rooted in this cognitive scientist's conviction that our behavior has evolved, biologically into our flawed history as a moral species.

"This behavior has evolved over a long period of time where we as humans have been exposed to relatively small groups of mates, but now, with modern technology, we have access to a functionally infinite number of mates".

Nevertheless, migratory behavior has evolved in bats but to our knowledge, no hypotheses currently exist to explain how and when migration evolved in these animals.

If these other rules, the ones built into human nature, could be specified, they would not tell what is right -- that is the province of the first set of rules -- but they would help understanding of how human sexual and social behavior have evolved.

Graham had separately theorized that Mencius developed both his response to Mozi and his account of the role of 仁 rénhumanity as arguments that Confucian ritual behavior had evolved from tiānnatural intuitive response patterns in the 心 xīnheart-mind.

He also described a group of nihilistic young terrorists whose acts were often surrealist in nature and whose specialized common language and behavior had evolved quickly, one of many dramatic youth trends that were forever popping up and disappearing with an unprecedented rapidity facilitated by "cyberspace," a term Gibson invented.

All kinds of intervention strategies, using educational and/or directive strategies, aimed at modifying behavior, have evolved, but have been found only partially successful.

Our work provides the first window into social signaling during the larval stage of Drosophila and demonstrates that these mechanisms, and this social behavior, have evolved rapidly.