Sentence examples for evolutionary clues from inspiring English sources

Those deep-water octopuses might hold evolutionary clues to what early octopus sex looked like.

Diania is now the closest known relative to arthropods, and the creature's discoverers contend online today in Nature that its partially armored configuration the first such transitional form found in the fossil record provides evolutionary clues about how arthropods came to develop a full coat of armor.

This finding might provide some evolutionary clues on amino acid substitutions.

Indels frequently found in both coding and non-coding gene regions of plant mitochondrial genomes can provide evolutionary clues [ 8, 28].

Comparative studies of dif/XerCD systems using close relatives of these genomes may provide evolutionary clues regarding the acquisition and loss of CDR machinery.

Such characterization of EST hits unique to one species and EST hits in conserved regions may offer evolutionary clues to alternative splicing.

The brain scan of a fossilized monkey skull has given evolutionary anthropologists new clues into the branching of humanity's ancient origins and is rewriting the current understanding of primate brain development.

Information embedded in natural product biosynthetic genes and gene clusters includes not only biochemical codes for the production of diverse chemical molecules by enzyme catalysts, but also evolutionary and ecological clues about the origin, transmission and distribution of the genetic determinants of natural product biosynthesis.

Modularization of biological network, which is based on clustering algorithms, elucidates topological design of biological system, from which evolutionary and functional clues can be inferred [ 18, 19].

Standard evolutionary theory offered no clues.

When moa bones are lost so too is the rich DNA and scientific data they hold, says paleontologist Richard Holdaway, including climate and temperature records, soil and environmental information and clues to evolutionary history.