Sentence examples for evolutionary arena from inspiring English sources

Set on a planet whose evolutionary arena makes the jungles of Earth look like playgrounds, the story tracks a dead man who is bent on righteous revenge.

Furthermore, "agriculture" itself is an acknowledged evolutionary arena (Ross-Ibarra et al. 2007; Thrall et al. 2010) and the significance of interactions between the disciplines of evolution and agriculture is well recognized (Moyle and Muir 2010).

We assumed that each clone enters the same evolutionary arena for selection and drift (sensu [ 16]) and that equilibrium between the origination and extinction of clones may be established.

Now, run your fingers over your upper throat and you are touching your pharynx, one of the most important evolutionary arenas for the deuterostomes (animals that include starfish, sea urchins, lancelets, tunicates, and vertebrates).

Nonetheless, the tensions between religion and science often surface in the arena of evolutionary science.

At this point, objections leave the arena of evolutionary biology and become general scientific or philosophical disputes.

Evolution also means that the functions and parameters that describe the system's behavior may change over time so that the ecological dynamics are embedded in a larger arena of evolutionary dynamics [ 3].

Dr. Judson studied biology at Stanford and at the University of Oxford in England, where she was one of the last students of Dr. William D. Hamilton, whose theory of kin selection undergirds large arenas of modern biology, including sociobiology and evolutionary psychology.

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The comparison with Haldane is apt in two further ways; both made fundamental contributions to evolutionary theory, and both were politically engaged both within science and in the broader political arena.

This led to an evolutionary trajectory marked by genome reduction, suggesting that endosymbiont-derived genomes have never been an ideal arena for the evolution of new molecular components through tinkering.