Sentence examples for evolutionary continuum from inspiring English sources

The lines that divide an evolutionary continuum are rarely sharp.

Behind the whimsy is an acute observer of love, death and the entire evolutionary continuum from plants to bugs to humans.

One thing that both Henry Sapoznik and Seth Rogovoy show in their very different but complementary studies is that the music now considered authentic, "pure" klezmer is just a point on an evolutionary continuum.

Situating the human species on an evolutionary continuum, he contended that humanity had spent most of its history in ignorance of the biological factors that drove the formation of society and culture.

The best way to assess where gliders fit on the evolutionary continuum between land- and air-dwelling insects, he added, would be to study the characteristics that allow silverfish to glide and compare them to those of the earliest known flying insects.

Humans use animal metaphors to frame their ongoing relationship with the environment and their place in an evolutionary continuum.

In addition, the existence of "transitional" promoters suggests that there is an evolutionary weighted continuum between classes, depending perhaps upon changes in their gene products.

However, placing students along a continuum of evolutionary reasoning competency was straightforward in most cases.

We propose a theoretical framework for an expert novice continuum of evolutionary reasoning that incorporates both adaptive and non-adaptive factors, and can be used to inform instructional efficacy in evolutionary biology.

Thea 'quasi-Lamarckian' mechanisms certainly belong to the continuum of evolutionary phenomena, from stochastic to deterministic ones[ 67].

Over the last decades, both theoretical and empirical investigations have underlined the continuum of evolutionary processes acting on populations and species (e.g. [ 1- 5]).