Sentence examples for evolution suggested from inspiring English sources

The recent galactic supernovae observed are in the first phases of the evolution suggested above.

The theory of evolution suggested that men and animals were separated not by an unbridgeable mental gulf but, rather, by developmental gradations.

Changizi's report in the journal Brain, Behavior and Evolution suggested that wrinkles on fingers resemble car treads and the drainage networks seen on mountains.

Russell aimed to confirm a theory of stellar evolution suggested by the astronomical spectroscopist Joseph Norman Lockyer and the mathematical physicist August Ritter, and to interpret the theory in terms of the gas laws.

The best-fit model of nucleotide evolution suggested for it by MrModeltest was GTR + I + G.

A paper published this month in the Journal of Human Evolution suggested that ancient humans in northern Spain were engaged in inter-group cannibalism against another band of people.

Darwin's theory of evolution suggests that life evolves gradually a finch's beak morphs over time; a wholly new bird does not suddenly appear.

He says his preliminary analysis of cornet evolution suggests that material culture is also characterized by periods of relative inactivity punctuated by intense bursts of change.

One of your premises is the idea that technological innovation was at a standstill during most of our brain evolution, suggesting that the brain was evolving for reasons other than to make better tools.

The laws of evolution suggest that the random emergence of stripes on the ancestors of modern zebras must have had some sort of advantage that allowed them to reproduce more prolifically than their unstriped brethren.

Biologists say the finding sheds light on hidden aspects not only of coral reproduction but of evolution, suggesting that light receptors arose surprisingly early in the development of animals.