Sentence examples for evolution of the unusual from inspiring English sources

In the present work, our focus is on the convergent evolution of the unusual apicomplexan LDHs.

These studies, combined with work on the biosynthesis of bilirubin in plants, will provide a more comprehensive understanding of the evolution of this unusual molecule in the plant kingdom.

To investigate the evolution of this unusual domain, we performed comparative analyses of the repeat and gene characteristics of the F element in four Drosophila species.

"Selection for communication" was proposed as the direct selective pressure that drove the evolution of these unusual abilities (Hare et al. 2002; Miklósi et al. 2003).

Here, we further explore the evolution of these unusual mitochondrial genomes by assembling complete mitochondrial sequences for two additional Oniscidean species, Trachelipus rathkei and Cylisticus convexus.

However, passerines were only represented previously by the genomes of the zebra finch [ 15] and the flycatcher [ 66], and our range of genome-scale resources should now facilitate further research into the evolution of this unusual group of passerine birds.

The convergent evolution of these unusual ascocarps is hypothesized to be adaptive for bee-mediated dispersal.

Moreover, the finding that two distantly related Niphargus clades harbor symbiotic Thiothrix bacteria paves the way for further studies concerning the origin and evolution of this unusual freshwater chemoautotrophic symbiosis.

Only RNA editing presents a nonlinear pattern of evolution in dinoflagellates as this process occurs in Hematodinium sp. but is absent in some later-branching taxa indicating that this process was either lost in some lineages or developed more than once during the evolution of the highly unusual dinoflagellate mtDNA.

Bats must feed constantly — they starve to death within sixty hours — and this has led to the evolution of an unusual way of sharing food.

Although the process of evolution of monoecy in octoploid Psychotria manillensis still remains unclear, genetic recombination or chromosomal doubling may be involved in the evolution of its unusual breeding system.