Sentence examples for diversification during the from inspiring English sources
Conodonts had perhaps their greatest diversification during the Late Devonian and are of major importance for the correlation of rock layers.
It seems odd that not one of the numerous Latin grammarians should have referred to well-known linguistic facts, but the absence of evidence does not justify the assertion that there was no real diversification during the imperial era.
As the dinosaur line arose and experienced its initial diversification during the Late Triassic Period (235 million to 201.3 million years ago), the land areas of the world were in motion and drifting apart.
This paleoflora extended from 30° to well below 60° S. Few fossil remains exist from the Triassic for the equatorial zone between 15° N and 30° S. In the oceans the coccolithophores, an important group of still-living marine pelagic algae, made their first appearance during the Late Triassic, while dinoflagellates underwent rapid diversification during the Late Triassic and Early Jurassic.
This shows that Hugo Boss involved with product diversification during the wartime as part of its marketing strategy before invested into the mass marketing.
Compared with the conventional HBMO algorithm, the proposed algorithm employs the simulated annealing (SA) algorithm with three different neighborhood structures as workers to improve broods, which could achieve a good balance between intensification and diversification during the search.
The most surprising findings of this study are the frequent biome shifts (in a relatively small clade) over just 6 - 7 million years and the limited diversification during and since the Pleistocene.
Their great similarities to some species from South America and South Asia respectively imply that Bauhinia might have undergone extensive dispersals and diversification during or before the Miocene.
The second major episode of diversification occurred during the Late Miocene, approximately 8 to 12 mya, and included the true lemurs (Eulemur) and the mouse lemurs (Microcebus).
Most of this intraspecific diversification occurred during the Pliocene (Fig. 2), a period marked by a global cooling and drying trend [9] [11].
Indeed, the existence of New World-specific variants that are distributed throughout the Americas indicate that substantial genetic diversification occurred during the Beringian occupation (e.g. [13] [15], [36], [37]).
