Sentence examples for dissimilar organisms from inspiring English sources
Until the development of genetic engineering, however, we could not combine genes from biologically dissimilar organisms.
Aristotle discarded this notion, but he still held that animals could arise spontaneously from dissimilar organisms or from soil.
They pointed to vestigial, functionless structures and to embryonic development to show that dissimilar organisms with different functions might nonetheless share a common structural plan.
He is a man, she is a woman and if symbiosis means two dissimilar organisms in an intimate interdependent association, according to its original biological definition, then certainly the pair are in close union.
While there was some agreement in contig prediction between GSPC and Phylopythia, many of the contigs were predicted to be derived from dissimilar organisms.
And sometimes the opposite holds true, as morphologically dissimilar organisms may in fact have small genetic differences and even be members of the same species.
Genes from a highly dissimilar organism would point to human genetic engineering.
More compellingly, neuromuscular control of locomotion tends to be a highly conserved trait; thus even dissimilar-appearing organisms may have similar activation patterns22.
It was suggested, therefore, that rRNA sequences and structures, that are similar or dissimilar among groups of organisms, are indicative of the relative evolutionary pathways of these organisms [1] [3].
Although different species might look dissimilar, the unity among organisms becomes apparent from an analysis of internal structures, the similarity of their chemical processes, and the evidence of common ancestry".
At the middle school level, the NSES point out the different levels at which we can assess homology: "Although different species might look dissimilar, the unity among organisms becomes apparent from an analysis of internal structures, the similarity of their chemical processes, and the evidence of common ancestry".
