Sentence examples for centre of evolution from inspiring English sources

During this time, sparrows would have only been found in isolated ice-free refugia, such as the lower Yangtze valley, which Summers-Smith considers the most likely centre of evolution for the russet sparrow.

"It was a center of evolution".

North America was the centre of horse evolution.

At the centre of this evolution is Michael Fassbender, who achieves the extraordinary feat of making Jobs not only believable but tolerable, breathing life into a character less able to mimic human responses than his misfiring machines.

British expert Professor Mel Greaves, director of the Centre for Evolution and Cancer at London's Institute of Cancer Research, who co-authored an editorial on the research in the journal, said: "It is not immediately clear what lessons there are from this elephant tale for risk of cancer in humans.

Prof Mel Greaves, the director of the centre for evolution and cancer at The Institute of Cancer Research in London, said the latest case was "interesting and unique".

Dr Feder presented her work on Thursday 20 September at the Inaugural Conference of the Milner Centre for Evolution: Evolution in the 21st Century.

The two principal geographic centres of bat evolution appear to be the Australo-Malaysian region, with about 290 species, and the New World tropics, with about 230 species.

China is deduced to be the most probable evolution centre of ser.

If counterfactual dependences centred on the default course of evolution are taken to indicate causal relations, these counterfactual dependences more accurately reflect our intuitive causal judgements.

Now if we evaluate counterfactual dependences with counterfactuals centred on the default course of evolution rather than the actual course of evolution, we can see that the bodyguard's action counterfactually depends on the assassin's action and the king's survival depends on the bodyguard's action, but the king's survival doesn't depend on the assassin's action.