Sentence examples for characteristics of organisms from inspiring English sources
The basis of cladistics are lots and lots of characteristics of organisms – in the case of the fossil vertebrates these tend to be anatomical features of the bones and teeth, but for living species can include soft tissues, genetics, behaviour and other lines of evidence.
In artificial selection, humans have the capacity to influence certain characteristics of organisms by selective breeding.
In fact, much of evolution does not involved sustained, long-term directional change in the average characteristics of organisms.
The explanations of particular events in evolutionary history are based on characteristics of organisms living today and in the past.
The NSES K-4 life science content standards specific science content sections include the characteristics of organisms, life cycles of organisms, and organisms and their environments.
The process of evolution has been identified as (i) any directional change; unfolding; (ii) any cumulative change in the characteristics of organisms or populations from generation to generation; descent or development with modification; evolve (Lincoln et al., 1998).
Such types of networks might provide new reliable characteristics of organism complexity and a better understanding of the evolutionary integration and plasticity of interconnection of genome-transcriptome-proteome functions.
In eukaryotic cells (i.e., those with a well-defined nucleus, characteristic of organisms higher than bacteria) the enzymes of catabolic and anabolic pathways are often located in different cellular compartments.
Arguably the most important characteristic of organisms is their ability to express the right proteins in the right amounts at the right times.
In between these two extreme scenarios, high dispersal rates characteristic of organisms such as marine microbial plankton may potentially overwhelm the effect of spatial constraints and environmental determinants, giving rise to random species' distributions ('everything is everywhere') [7].
The signatures of microbial organisms that can be preserved in rocks are related to the morphological, organic, and metabolic characteristics of the organisms.
