Sentence examples for equal evolutionary from inspiring English sources

Not all plant parts are of equal evolutionary value, thus valuable parts contain more defenses.

The phylogenetic trees were linearized assuming equal evolutionary rates in all lineages.

The null molecular clock hypothesis of equal evolutionary rates was rejected (P < 0.0001).

The phylogenetic tree created was linearized assuming equal evolutionary rates in all lineages.

The phylogenetic tree was linearized assuming equal evolutionary rates in all lineages [ 66].

Rat paralogs present symmetric branch lengths and hence equal evolutionary rates.

From SF Gate: Because of climate changes in the next few decades, the changes in bird habitats and behavior between now and 2070 will equal the evolutionary and adaptive shifts that normally occur over tens of thousands of years, according to researchers with PRBO, also known as the Point Reyes Bird Observatory.

Our study illustrates the important role that history plays in shaping a species assemblage and argues against assuming similar patterns equal a shared evolutionary history.

We also perform simulations with the original model (eq. 2) where the effective population size fluctuates between 10 and 10, representing periodic population bottlenecks, with equal amounts of evolutionary time spent at each population level.

The necessity to consider these complementary processes as of equal significance in evolutionary reasoning was recognized, for example, by [ 1] and becomes already evident in the running title "Can speciation be prevented?" of this paper.

Because sexually antagonistic alleles do not experience purifying selection continuously (each allele spends an equal proportion of evolutionary time within male and female genomic backgrounds), they are particularly likely to reach intermediate population frequencies (Rice 1984; Connallon and Clark 2012; Dean et al. 2012) and contribute disproportionately to phenotypic variance.