Sentence examples for evolutionary group from inspiring English sources

Thus, they cannot be thought of as a natural evolutionary group.

This is also referred to as a "natural" or "evolutionary" group or as a lineage.

Red algae are an important evolutionary group of algae which contain phycobilisomes (PBSs) on their thylakoid membranes, as do cyanobacteria.

He tells the story of how one of the earliest members of our evolutionary group—a new kind of primate called Proconsul evolved from lemur-like monkeys in the primeval forests of Africa.

The fossil is rather incomplete and there's little more than a partial pelvis and some vertebrae and part of the lower leg, but this is enough to confidently assign this to a new animal, and to work out to which evolutionary group it belongs.

Zhu et al.1 report their discovery of approximately 2.1-million-year-old stone tools at Shangchen in China's Loess Plateau, which provides the earliest known evidence for the presence of hominins (the evolutionary group that includes humans, extinct species of the genus Homo and related bipedal species) outside Africa.

Two evolutionary groups of the Marsh Wren occur in North America.

Try not to be overwhelmed by names, but rather get a sense for the major morphologic forms and evolutionary groups.

However, keep in mind that these are not clear evolutionary groups and probably represent a grade of organisms out of which the fern lineage emerged.

Examples of potential topics are biomineralization, fluid mechanics, biomechanics, taphonomy & biochemical preservation, and the functional morphology/fossil history of specific evolutionary groups such as vertebrates, insects, or plants.

The 14 genera of softshells are divided into two evolutionary groups: the subfamily Cyclanorbinae of southern Asia, northeastern Africa, and sub-Saharan Africa; and the subfamily Trionychinae of southeastern North America, southern Asia, and Africa.