Sentence examples for evolutionary distinction from inspiring English sources

The markings led him to look more closely at the monkeys' behavior, and ultimately to hypothesize an evolutionary distinction.

EDGE ranks the top 100 mammals, amphibians and corals according to evolutionary distinction and endangered status.

Keynes believes that the strength of Darwin's sympathy for his little girl - he suffered the same heart palpitations, stomach cramps and sweats - were a crucial in shaping his ideas about evolutionary distinction between animals and human beings.

And yet "functional homology" is a contradiction in terms (Abouheif et al. 1997) because the definition of a homologue is "the same organ in different animals under every variety of form and function" (Owen 1843: 379)—the descendant, evolutionary distinction between homology (structure) and analogy (function) is founded on this recognition.

This suggests a potential evolutionary distinction in prolyl 3-hydroxylation between mammals and earlier vertebrates.

The LOX gene family exists before the evolutionary distinction of these five species.

They illustrate a peculiar pattern with functional and emerging evolutionary distinctions between parent and emerging lines, suggesting a parallelism between duplicatory and mutational events, now also visible at separate sub-stages.

Despite these evolutionary distinctions, many corals appear to host multiple clades simultaneously, which may allow for rapid acclimatization to changing environmental conditions.

The current subdivision of T. brucei into three subspecies (Tbb, Tbr, and Tbg) is based on host range, pathogenicity, and geographic origin, and does not reflect genetic or evolutionary distinctions (Gibson 1986; Balmer et al. 2011).

An important challenge is to collect experimental data in such a way that would minimize irrelevant differences, for example, due to growth conditions, and allow focusing on true evolutionary distinctions.

Safina's book thrums with fascination where he explicates, one by one, these evolutionary and ecological distinctions.