The phrase "evolution form" is not commonly used in written English
It is possible that it could be used in a technical or scientific context, but it is not a commonly used phrase in everyday language. Example: In order to understand the evolution of this species, scientists studied its evolutionary form over thousands of years.
Then, problem (3.65) takes the abstract neutral evolution form (3.34).
The introductory biology course included three primary units: evolution, form and function, and ecology.
These lines of viral gene evolution form multiple intersections in the melting pot of eukaryogenesis: the path between the two domains was not smooth but rather involved drastic remolding of the viral genomes.
Since Binacle is the first evolution form, start out by battling low-level Pokémon first.
Few of the nation's biology teachers, the study found, directly tell students that evolution forms the foundation of modern biology.
As Joseph Schwab put it in the first Biology Teachers' Handbook (BSCS 1963 p. 32): "Evolution,, forms the warp and woof of modern biology".
Determination of aspects of microstructural geometry that are most critical for damage nucleation and evolution forms a motivation for this work.
The whole set of factors of natural and anthropic evolution forms a complex framework, each context of which brings with it traces of the history, crises and potential it is endowed with.
Wind waves in shallow environments affect the movement of bottom sediment, coastal erosion, and overtopping and breaching of shore defenses and coastal evolution: forming beaches, sandbanks, and ebb shoals in estuaries.
In particular, liverworts occupy a critical position in land plant evolution, forming the sister group to all extant land plants (Crandall-Stotler et al. 2008).
The diversity on the presence of tandem repeats in the subtelomeric chromosome regions of various cereal species suggested the existence of a common pool of sequences able to amplify during evolution, forming a subtelomeric repeat family.
