Sentence examples for evolutionary beginning from inspiring English sources

Instead, they must represent the group's actual evolutionary beginning as well its ultimate extinction.

Do they reflect the evolutionary beginning of a cell with precursors of a protein synthesis apparatus or degeneration of a more complex cell?

In the evolutionary beginning of the translation the amino acid assignments might not have been as specific as they became later – what was important was the translation process in itself, and the availability of amino acids.

It wasn't until the 1990's that terms such as evolutionary psychology, evolutionary anthropology, and evolutionary economics began to be used.

Finally, we discuss evolutionary conclusions beginning to emerge from the contemporary analysis of the phylogenetic distributions of cleavage patterns.

As early as the preceding Carboniferous Period (from 359 million to 299 million years ago), there appeared a distinct evolutionary line, beginning with the archaic mammal ancestors, order Pelycosauria, and leading toward mammals.

If this is the case, then we may assume that evolutionary selection, beginning in moss, may have eventually allowed enough accumulation of flavonoids to allow them to assist in the UV defensive role (Stafford 1991).

Evolutionary epistemology began as both epistemology and evolutionary.

Despite the long-standing realization that ecology is the major driver of natural selection, it was only in recent years that ecologists and evolutionary biologists began to realize that ecological process can drive evolutionary change at largely overlapping time scales (Hendry and Kinnison 1999; Hendry et al. 2007).

Evolutionary theory begins with the Ionian philosopher Anaximander (ca. 611 - 546 B. C. E.).

It was through such interchanges and the publication of a series of books from 1920 to 1950 that the field of evolutionary biology began to take shape.