Sentence examples for evolution of the feeding from inspiring English sources

The cladistic analyses of Rouse [ 13, 63, 65] came to the conclusion that multiple evolution of the feeding larvae was the more parsimonious explanation.

We suggest that pharyngeal jaws might have played a more important role in enabling morphological evolution of the feeding apparatus in labrids and scarines rather than in accelerating lineage diversification.

The high nutritive value of these cephalopods and the potential longevity of this cuttlefish breeding site may have enabled the evolution of the feeding behaviours reported here.

We established a model of major steps in the evolution of the arthropod feeding system, with emphasis on the head region.

In conclusion, it seems clear that the evolution of sensory cells in the coronal organs of tunicates is intimately correlated with the evolution of the respective feeding system.

Nonetheless, to the best of our knowledge, the evolution of the tumour feeding vasculature has not yet been directly investigated and a study of this nature would provide valuable information about the systemic influences on tumour cycling hypoxia.

Following this model, Figure 7 depicts the evolution of the feed combining gain for different values of β, that is, for different degrees of uncertainty on the analog beamforming weights.

We expect this work will contribute to the understanding of the evolution of blood feeding in arthropods and to the discovery of novel pharmacologic agents.

Ancestral reconstructions of feeding habits based on our new phylogenetic framework suggest the evolution of feeding in the Perissodini from general carnivorous feeding to highly specialized scale eating.

As Button notes, "sauropod skulls also provide interesting data in the broader context of the evolution of sauropod feeding mechanisms, where we see the repeated evolution of similar functional complexes".

Furthermore, adaptation to blood meal acquisition from vertebrate hosts by adult females might have favored the evolution of specialized feeding organs including the proboscis (Maekawa et al., 2011) and enlarged salivary glands (James, 2003).