Sentence examples for broad evolutionary changes from inspiring English sources

Comparative mitochondrial genomic analyses between yeast species have revealed broad evolutionary changes in genome organization and architecture.

Comparisons of mtDNAs between Saccharomyces species and other Hemiascomycetes yeasts have revealed broad evolutionary changes in mtDNA evolution, particularly in regards to genome organization [ 12, 44, 45].

Jablonski (2008) also called for an in- tegrative approach that aimed to incorporate biotic interactions into explanations of broad-scale ecological and evolutionary changes, despite the fact that many of these interactions are relatively ephemeral and local in nature.

The existence of these population-specific responses, despite recent colonization, high potential dispersal and broad tolerance, supports earlier work indicating that evolutionary changes can occur rapidly.

Consequently, the number of genome segments appears to be a relatively flexible trait at a broad evolutionary scale, although the functional relevance of these changes remains unclear.

Another explanation could be that the serovar has a recent ancestor and therefore broad dissemination has not yet been possible of the limited number of accumulated major evolutionary changes at this point of time [ 35].

Characterizing the changes in cichlid trophic morphology that have contributed to their extraordinary adaptive radiations has broad evolutionary implications, and such studies are necessary for directing future investigations into the proximate mechanisms that have shaped these spectacular phenomena.

We here consider parallel evolution in a broad sense by assuming that not all characters are involved in the parallel evolution and by not assuming that evolutionary changes are accomplished by similar alterations in the developmental program (contra [ 2, 102]).

And that is how evolutionary changes occur.

More modest, evolutionary changes might still be welcome.

But Dr. David N. Reznick, an evolutionary biologist at the University of California at Riverside, who studies rapid evolutionary changes in guppies, called the new study compelling.