Sentence examples for evolution has appeared from inspiring English sources

While it has remained a largely internet-based campaign, Evolution has appeared as a television commercial in the Netherlands and the Middle East, and in the U.S. inside commercial breaks in The Hills.

"Your work on these old birds on the many fossil animals of N[orth] America has afforded the best support to the theory of evolution, which has appeared within the last 20 years," Darwin wrote to Marsh in 1880.

But through evolution, the anus has appeared in many forms, occasionally disappearing again.

Readers familiar with some of the popular literature on the evolution of morality that has appeared in the last few decades might suspect that recent work in evolutionary biology has resolved the debate between egoists and altruists.

Of the dozens of phospho-acceptor sites reported on p53 only three (Ser15, Thr18, Ser20) are highly conserved between humans and urochordates, the latter being where a bona-fide p53-MDM2 axis has appeared in evolution.

These results indicate that SR45 has appeared later in evolution only in the flowering plants clade.

In this case, the Inv allele is the ancestral but no SNPs are in perfect LD with the inversion haplotype, which suggests some level of gene flow between Std and Inv haplotypes, or that the inversion has appeared recurrently throughout evolution [ 27, 107].

Horizontal gene transfer (HGT) has appeared to be of importance for prokaryotic species evolution.

As mentioned, HA seems to have appeared in evolution relatively late compared with other glycosaminoglycans (GAGs).

Over the course of evolution many different biological materials have appeared which adapt their physical properties to the environmental conditions.

The myriad of colorful cichlid fishes of the African Great Lakes is a classic example of explosive evolution, with thousands of species having appeared in the geological equivalent of a blink of an eye.