Sentence examples for evolution above from inspiring English sources

Among his later works are Flowering Plants: Evolution Above the Species Level (1974) and Evolution (1977; with T. Dobzhansky, F. Ayala, and J. Valentine).

He wrote six other books, including the influential "Flowering Plants: Evolution Above the Species Level," and a popular work, "Darwin to DNA, Molecules to Humanity," and some 250 journal articles.

The increasing number of sites affected by Technosols and their impact on the environment as growing media for plants or as source of pollutants require an understanding of their functioning and evolution, above all the knowledge on the transport of toxic substances from contaminated technogenic soils to groundwater.

Macroevolution means the patterns and processes of evolution above the level of populational change and differentiation.

Both concepts are clearly described in Volpe (1985) and Futuyma (2006), and two web sites offer exploration and explanations by scientists of the "tree of life" (http://www.tolweb.org/tree) and of "macroevolution" (http://eog.nescent.org/NABTsymposium.htm)—evolution above the species level.

In a school where academics most often take precedence over the weekend-party culture that dominates at other colleges, one expects an intimacy with the subject of evolution above that of the national average.

This suggests that the gradual mode of sequence evolution discussed above might be a general feature of short DNAs selectively driven or dragged to genomic over- or underrepresentation, including protein/transcription factor-binding, palindromic, repeated and other oligonucleotides.

The presence of this crustal melt does not affect the dehydration reaction evolution described above and, while potential important for the secular evolution of continental crust, it is beyond the scope of this work.

We now hope to extend a detailed molecular epidemiological study on the M. tuberculosis isolates from the 3 French departments isolated in 2006 2012 so as to see the evolution of above mentioned genotypes in time and space.

Parameters used in rate equations are deduced from a quantitative comparison between calculated and experimental evolution of the above dependencies.

Not defining the structural evolution in the above mentioned cases would imply wrong conclusions for both the fault geometry and kinematics which may be delivered for seismotectonics and seismic hazard assessment.