Sentence examples for emergence of creatures from inspiring English sources

Sponges are more ancient, but the box jellyfish is the oldest animal with a complex body plan; its evolutionary history goes back six hundred million years, predating the emergence of creatures with shells, claws, teeth, or bones.

That view is backed by the emergence of puppet chic, with creatures of rod and rags and strings becoming cafe society darlings and, recently, the boardroom opening act for the merger of the international media conglomerate of Vivendi, Seagram and Canal Plus.

But the emergence of large creatures, let alone intelligent ones, as evidenced by the history of the Earth, depends on a chain of events and accidents — from asteroid strikes to plate tectonics — that are unlikely to be repeated anytime soon.

You might think that the widespread emergence of these adorable creatures at this season lies behind the tradition of the Easter bunny but, in fact, the two are completely unrelated.

But it's also intended to be the starting point for a Marvel-style "cinematic universe" built around Universal's monster movies, with Russell Crowe as a Nick Henry Jekyll Henry Jekyll investigating the emergence of various strange creatures in the modern day.

A new study in the journal Nature reports that a genetic defect in certain fish may have stunted fin growth and led to the development of limbs and the emergence of land dwelling creatures.

Almost six decades ago, Times Square played an important role in the emergence of the distinct creature we now call the teenager.

Rasputin's conjuring leads to the emergence of an infant creature, red as sin, with a long tail, who falls into the hands of the Allies.

In these circumstances the appearance of a cat was nothing short of miraculous - the re-emergence of a creature long since considered extinct.

Rethinking the emergence of hominin tool use.

And it underscored the emergence of a new and potentially powerful creature in the Capitol: the senator as working mother.