Sentence examples for evolutionary chronicle from inspiring English sources

It is a period of ephemeral and risky existence of the young species that does not leave any traces in the evolutionary chronicle.

The veteran journalist, a columnist who writes for The Daily News in New York, chronicles the evolutionary fits and starts of soccer in America, from the grass roots to the fields of South Africa.

Interspecific hybridization as an evolutionary force has a mixed chronicle in the literature.

In Collapse, Evolutionary Biologist Jared Diamond dramatically chronicles the extinction of certain civilizations due to their inability to adapt to changes in their environment.

Joe crafted an extraordinary evolutionary narrative, presenting evolutionary theory through a chronicle of Darwin's physical and mental journeys.

Although accurate timescales have been fundamental to studying evolutionary processes, there is, with the exception of very few milestones, virtually no fossil record by which we can chronicle the history and diversification of bacteria.

— chronicle experiences, not events.

Chronicle of her findings.

No, Davies' chronicle revealed.

Lieberman, professor and chair of human evolutionary biology, was joined by John Ratey, an associate clinical professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, and Christopher McDougall '85, a magazine journalist who has chronicled extreme running cultures around the world.

Chronicle of her personal life.