Sentence examples for diverse lineage from inspiring English sources
Richard Brody traces the diverse lineage of Alexander Payne's films and George Clooney's cool acting style.
The ancestor of all placental mammals the diverse lineage that includes almost all species of mammals living today, including humans was a tiny, furry-tailed creature that evolved shortly after the dinosaurs disappeared, a new study suggests.
The first large, diverse lineage of short-tailed birds to evolve were the enantiornithes, or "opposite birds", so named because the construction of their shoulder bones was in reverse to that of modern birds.
Hymenoptera is an extraordinarily diverse lineage, both in terms of species numbers and morphotypes, that includes sawflies, bees, wasps, and ants.
Hymenoptera is an extraordinarily diverse lineage of insects, both in terms of species numbers and phenotypes, that includes sawflies ("Symphyta"), bees (Anthophila), wasps (numerous lineages), and ants (Formicidae).
Each pathogen was targeted with a single diagnostic primer [3, 40, 41; Table 1] except IAPV, for which we employed three distinct primer pairs as a means of capturing all members of this diverse lineage.
Plastids are photosynthetic organelles that are found in diverse lineages, scattered across the vast diversity of eukaryotes (Keeling 2004; Kim and Archibald 2009).
Our second line of inquiry involved assessing the GC content in diverse lineages as a measure of nucleotide diversity.
Because protists comprise the bulk of eukaryotic diversity, it is important to characterize CI from diverse lineages in order to understand fully the evolution of this protein complex.
Our demography inference suggests that during the long-term migration process, H9N2 evolved into multiple diverse lineages and then experienced a selective sweep, which reduced its genetic diversity.
Our demography inference suggests that during the long-term migration process, H9N2 evolved into multiple diverse lineages and then underwent a selective sweep, which reduced its genetic diversity.
