Sentence examples for evolutionary effect from inspiring English sources

"Hey, you be ferocious and eat them when you can catch them," the proto-dogs said, in evolutionary effect, to their wolf siblings.

Because of the variety of situations in which mimicry occurs, a formal definition must rest upon the effect of certain key communicative signals upon the appropriate receiver and the resultant evolutionary effect upon the emitters of the signals.

For vehicles to be having a perceptible evolutionary effect over the course of three decades they would have to be killing more birds than the handful picked up by the Browns.

One possibility is that there is simply no evolutionary effect at play.

Recently, a team led by David Lumb of the European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC) in Noordwijk, the Netherlands, used XMM-Newton to quantify this evolutionary effect.

Although I suspected that selection exerted on cones by red squirrels had contributed greatly to the evolution of other conifers including black spruce, I still had no evidence that crossbills have an evolutionary effect on conifer cones.

This spread is produced by stellar evolutionary effects and tends to broaden the main sequence.

Evolutionary effects on these stars are not negligible, even for a middle-aged star such as the Sun.

The results are of high relevance for experimental studies of evolutionary effects of the system in open two-dimensional reaction diffusion reactors.

In Cretaceous Transylvania, the evolutionary effects of living on Haţeg Island shrank long-necked sauropod dinosaurs down to the size of cows, while pterosaurs like Hatzegopteryx enlarged to become stocky, powerful giants.

Members of close binary systems, however, are sometimes subject to evolutionary effects, mass exchange, and other disturbances that change the details of their spectra.