Sentence examples for evolutionary division from inspiring English sources
Dr. Gopnik also exaggerates the "evolutionary" division between childhood and adulthood, with childhood as a time of preparation and learning and adulthood a time for work.
In contrast, LPMO1 enzymes span a major evolutionary division as two branches cross into this functional class, indicating more sequence diversity in the LPMO1 family.
Transcriptome-wide analysis confirms the presence of deep evolutionary divisions among the four most common Symbiodinium clades associated with reef-building corals.
In evolutionary models of division of labor, choosing an adequate measure of colony productivity or fitness can be rather complex.
The new division of evolutionary biology known as evolutionary developmental biology, or evo devo, is one example of the important advances in the field of evolution.
The first evolutionary step toward a division of labour occurs in Polybia.
Such nutritional stress associated with differential feeding may have been a driver of evolutionary inventions associated with division of labour and insect sociality20.
Analytical techniques such as flow cytometry and mass spectrometry can be used to collect data from microfluidic devices to further help researchers understand the metabolic capabilities of microbial consortia, and allow us to ask larger evolutionary questions about the division of labor that emerges across communities (Hays et al., 2015).
Next evolutionary event led to division in peroxidasins (Family 2) and a sister family of Chordata peroxidases (Family 1).
Our results show that this unique strand-specific imprinting/segregation epigenetic mechanism for asymmetric cell division is evolutionary conserved.
Heightened evolutionary change in cell division and DNA replication genes may affect efficiency of growth and underpin coordination with host cell activities.
