Sentence examples for evolution of great from inspiring English sources

This difference in sleeping style may have played a fundamental role in the evolution of great apes, including humans.

The possibility that specialization for aggression has influenced the evolution of great apes warrants consideration because great apes are a relatively aggressive group of mammals.

Freud's book paints a bleak picture of the evolution of civilization as the evolution of greater and greater repression from which there seems to be no escape.

Undergraduates find the idea that leaky vaccines can promote the evolution of greater virulence (Gandon et al. 2001; Mackinnon et al. 2008) in human papilloma virus and Plasmodium both frightening and attractive as research topics.

The hypothesis was that the combination of carnivorous diets and high metabolic rates favored the evolution of greater protein and fatty acid utilization leading to insulin resistance and high plasma glucose concentrations in carnivorous birds.

"The notion of progress, once regarded as faith in the evolution of greater human cooperation and care, is now identified with ever greater competition and reckless economic growth," Bookchin argued.

This result suggests that natural maturation of the immune system from the newborn to young adulthood might lead to the evolution of greater coordination between antibody reactivities of the IgG and IgM isotypes.

This result further suggests that natural maturation of the immune system from the newborn to young adulthood might lead to the evolution of greater coordination between antibody reactivities of the IgG and IgM isotypes.

This result is consistent with previous findings that shorter life expectancy of pathogens can drive the evolution of greater virulence [36], although ultimately virulence could still be less than on initial introduction.

This, in turn, could eventually lead to the evolution of greater territorial aggression in hermit warblers and less territorial aggression in Townsend's warblers, and ultimately halt the hybrid zone movement we document here.

This mismating cost has putatively driven the evolution of greater female discrimination in this species [ 12].