Later botanists grouped plants according to their evolutionary ancestry.
Our results support a complex evolutionary ancestry for NucS.
Some, however, like the tail rudiment in humans, persist as adult vestiges, reflecting evolutionary ancestry.
During the early decades of dinosaur discoveries, little thought was given to their evolutionary ancestry.
But the dromaeosaur line began even earlier, and its anatomical similarities to Archaeopteryx suggest a common evolutionary ancestry for the two.
Hurlbert suggests that women may be more attuned to red thanks to our evolutionary ancestry as berry gatherers, enabling us to spot ripe fruit among the greenery.
Terrestrial plants and green algae have a common evolutionary ancestry, but biochemical as well as genome analyses indicate that the cytosolic MVA pathway is generally absent from Chlorophyta.
By virtue of the high similarity between their seed regions, often resulting from common evolutionary ancestry, miRNA families are thought to consist of miRNAs with similar biological function, and to a certain extent redundantly targeting the same mRNAs31,39.
Feldman said that he and other researchers working with the Human Genome Diversity Project, based at CEPH (Centre d'Étude du Polymorphisme Humain) in Paris, hope to engage other populations around the world in the search for their evolutionary ancestry.
Taken together, these data indicate that Blastocladiomycota fungi have a cGMP signaling pathway involved in phototaxis similar to the vertebrate vision-signaling cascade but composed of protein domain components arranged as a novel gene fusion architecture and of distant evolutionary ancestry to type II rhodopsins of animals.
For example, participants completed an activity debating the evolutionary ancestry of hippos and whales (BioQUEST 2006).
