Sentence examples for evolutionary back from inspiring English sources

For each newly identified instance of a chemical fix, researchers seek to identify its benefits, drawbacks and evolutionary back story, and to compare it with other known cases of chemical arms.

The answer lies in the evolutionary back-and-forth between newts and garter snakes.

Fossil evidence dates the jerboas' evolutionary history back to the Middle Miocene Epoch (16.4 million to 11.2 million years ago) in North Africa and Asia.

Midgley said that by reaching today's level of 400 ppm of atmospheric carbon dioxide, "we've turned the evolutionary clock back 5 million years in under a century.

It cannot be said right now that any of the various filaments seen in Kulindadromeus are genuinely feathers in the sense that they share a single evolutionary origin back at the very origin of the dinosaurs and before the ornithischians split from the theropods and sauropodomorphs.

The possible answers to such questions are themselves evolving, as anthropologists and archaeologists including Lamont's Chris Lepre continually discover new fossils and artifacts that upset old theories and push the known dates of evolutionary milestones back ever further into the past.

There are problems associated with any effort to trace the pedigree of cultural evolutionary theories back to Darwin himself.

One instance is exemplified by the rise of paleobiology as a discipline that brought evolutionary theory back into paleontology and incorporated developmental, phylogenetic, and environmental approaches into a biological perspective of fossils.

However, it has given me tremendous insight for my studies in Evolutionary Anthropology back at Duke and has changed the way I can make an impact on my community.

Hawking doesn't say which planets he thinks would be a good fit for us, but unless we seriously consider branching out our selfish and aggressive tendencies which were evolutionary advantages "back in the day," but they don't exactly translate to life in 210 we may not last another couple of centuries.

Instead, our approach created biochemically active proteins that fold up into three dimensional structures that look like modern protein structures, thus validating our approach". The group used molecular clocks to date the evolutionary branches back in time and linked them to geological changes in Earth's environment.