Sentence examples for by a diversification of from inspiring English sources

A predatory escalation at the bottom level is indicated by a diversification of mobile organisms, of predators, and by the increase of rates of bioturbation depths.

The more abrupt termination of the Cryogenian is explained by the increase in gaseous carbon release caused by the more complex planktonic and benthic foodwebs and enhanced by a diversification of metazoan zooplankton and benthic animals.

It is tempting to speculate that increased sperm length is accompanied by a diversification of genetic functions critical for a concomitant extensive cytoskeletal remodeling.

On one hand, the available data indicate that the emergence of multiple Culα genes in animals has been accompanied by a diversification of the partners of the proteins they encode (Table 1).

Most authors have suggested a mix of these two hypotheses, with a diversification of 'Plantain' by somatic mutations from a few introduced cultivars (Simmonds, 1966; De Langhe et al., 1994 1995; Crouch et al., 2000; Ude et al., 2003).

Finally, indirect evidence is provided by a diversification study of Malpighiales, a large plant order mainly restricted to TRFs.

The global disjunctions in the Ampelopsis clade are best explained by a diversification model of North American origin, two Laurasian migrations, one migration into South America, and two post-Gondwanan long-distance dispersals.

In the hills of southern Norway, the return of trees has been accompanied by a diversification and enrichment of the local economy.

According to these studies, the most basal lineages of the Chrysomelidae appear associated with the primitive cycads (Aulacoscelidinae) and conifers (Palophaginae, Orsodacninae), followed by a large diversification of lineages on dicotyledoneous angiosperms (Chrysomelinae, Galerucinae, Cryptocephalinae) and monocots (some bruchids, Criocerinae, Donaciinae, Cassidinae and Hispinae).

The transition of plants from an aquatic to the terrestrial environment is thought to have occurred about 425 490 Ma (Sanderson 2003; Wellman et al. 2003; Gensel 2008; Rubinstein et al. 2010) and was followed by a rapid diversification of plant lineages that resulted in dramatic changes to the Earth's biosphere (Kenrick and Crane 1997; Lenton et al. 2012).

In this context, there is good evidence that the evolution of aposematism is accompanied by an increased diversification of lineages, as shown by paired sister-group comparisons in insects and other animal taxa [ 91].