Sentence examples for evolution of variation from inspiring English sources

Second, the evolutionary history of critical components of human marriage practices aids our ability to formulate informed hypotheses about the evolution of variation in human social structure.

These include (i) introgressive hybridization, (ii) retention of ancestral polymorphism and (iii) the parallel evolution of variation among clades.

The examination of heterogeneity in conjunction with summary effect estimates in a cumulative meta-analysis offered valuable insight into the evolution of variation.

Whilst this is a limitation, the work we are doing with this tree contributes significantly to our understanding of the evolution of variation in plant secondary metabolites.

These observations suggest that color vision, at least in females, plays an important role in mate choice and, therefore, in the evolution of variation in male coloration.

I have presented evidence from Darwin's organismal-level observations of the evolution of variation, to modern research on cSNPs, to observations collected here on the evolution of malaria resistance genes that is substantially fitting with the above.

Leaf morphology has remarkable phenotypic diversity throughout the plant kingdom, making it a favorable system in which to study the evolution of variations in form.

It has been speculated that polyploidy and lost of the duplicated genes may have contributed to the evolution of variations in flowering time, a key component of morphological diversity [ 17].

Use of a captive population to address questions concerning the genetics and evolution of dental variation raises the question of how the pattern of phenotypic variation under study compares with that in a wild population of the same species.

Knowledge of the genetic basis of natural variation in memory retention is important for our understanding of the evolution of this variation, not only in Nasonia, but also in other animal species.

We expected to find strong latitudinal variation in cold hardiness in plains cottonwood, but not in saltcedar, because there has been little time for evolution of such variation in this introduced species.