Sentence examples for character evolutionary from inspiring English sources

Analyses of character evolutionary history, such as ancestral state reconstruction (reviewed by [ 5]) and stochastic character mapping [ 6], are powerful methods for studying the origin and maintenance of phenotypic diversity [ 2, 3].

Since the most interesting questions regarding ITS2 evolution are related to the paired positions in the double-stranded helices, the resulting list of single-character evolutionary changes was analyzed manually to trace the evolution of all known base pairs for (1) co-evolution by maintaining base pairing via CBC, and (2) single-sided changes retaining pairing via hCBC.

We argue that Brandon and Carson's (1996) "The Indeterministic Character of Evolutionary Theory" fails to identify any indeterminism that would require evolutionary theory to be a statistical or probabilistic theory.

The fact about selection which fates our "definition" either to being forever schematic or incomplete is the "arms-race" strategic character of evolutionary interaction.

Genotyping and sequencing of a number of eukaryotic genomes provide us with an opportunity to study the temporal and functional character of evolutionary changes in metazoans.

Previous reports unveiling the housekeeping character and evolutionary persistence of the progenitors of processed pseudogenes demand further delving on their pattern of gene expression.

The temporal and functional character of evolutionary constraints across genomes, especially in the human lineage, has been of considerable interest recently.

Although there were no influences on the phylogenetic tree of Cymbidium, the rearrangement region could be considered a homologous character and evolutionary marker of the genus Cymbidium that distinguishes the genus Cymbidium from other orchid genera.

Although gene gain and loss is estimated with a Drosophila-wide perspective [ 25], a systematic investigation of the genetic character and evolutionary pattern of young duplicate genes across the closely related Drosophila species has not been reported.

Those characters are evolutionary adaptations for their current way of life.

We show here that the entoproct larval stage, in addition to the adult stage, provides several morphological characters for evolutionary inferences.