Sentence examples for evolutionary benefits from inspiring English sources
The lure of the familiar has evolutionary benefits.
The evolutionary benefits of conspicuousness contrast sharply with the team's findings for the evolve chemical defences.
Scientists had predicted that animals might evolve such keen powers of discrimination because they allowed one to reap potentially huge evolutionary benefits.
The Avida team has published a string of papers in leading scientific journals on their experiments, testing ideas about complexity, mass extinctions and even the evolutionary benefits of sex.
There's scientific evidence to explain a youthful aversion to bitter green stuff though, and researchers at Philadelphia's Monell Senses Center suggest that a dislike of bitter tastes may have evolutionary benefits by helping children to avoid poisonous plants.
This means they are happier in the company of their relatives, which may, as the previous article also suggests, bring evolutionary benefits of its own.ScientificMatch.com does not rely entirely on the MHC.
He can't see the "evolutionary benefit" of such behaviour.
"That social life emerged for our evolutionary benefit.
In some species, animals may swarm so that the entire group enjoys an evolutionary benefit.
Even without flying ability, he said, wings and feathers offered evolutionary benefit, in terms of isolation and catching prey.
Sex itself evolved for the evolutionary benefit of mixing up genes, and producing children different from ourselves.
