Sentence examples for evolution of the group from inspiring English sources

The role of landscape-dependent diversifying selection in the evolution of the group is discussed.

To this purpose, we introduce a conceptual framework to represents the time evolution of the group formation in an OSN.

L. crocea, as the first species of Sciaenidae with complete mitochondrial genome available, will provide important information on the molecular evolution of the group.

However sexy the tyrannosaurs are, and exciting the name is (and I really like this one, if you'd not already guessed), the interest in the new paper should lie with the accompanying analyses of the evolution of the group.

The evolutionary conservation of the Hox genes may be the explanation for the puzzling observation that most of the diversity of body plans within major groups of animals arose early in the evolution of the group.

The comprehensive geologic history of the lycopsids, and numerous exquisitely preserved specimens have provided paleobotanists with the opportunity not only to trace the evolution of the group but also to investigate some basic facets of their biology.

This evidence suggests that conjugation with the bellii group Rickettsia may have an important role in the evolution of the groups containing vertebrate pathogens.

It is also a key lineage in understanding the evolution of this group, with the most vexing question whether mites, or Acari (Parasitiformes and Acariformes) is monophyletic.

Moreover, the independent development of individuals gradually transforms into the co-evolution of the group.

The early evolution of this group (and the origins of Sauropoda) is certainly characterized by a trend of increasing both body size and sacral count.

Researchers are learning more about the evolution of echinoderms, the group that includes sand dollars, sea urchins, and starfish, thanks to new evidence of the tentacle-like, tube feet of an extinct group of sea creatures.