Sentence examples for evolutionary heritage from inspiring English sources

Both extremes are a result of our evolutionary heritage.

Casner worries that our optimism about our own plans might be an insurmountable part of our evolutionary heritage.

"Because of our evolutionary heritage, we want to be in perpetual contact with others," argues Mr Katz.

Some populations can metabolize sugars better than others; depending on your evolutionary heritage, you may or may not be able to digest the lactose in milk.

In this very general sense, how we think and behave are just as much part of our evolutionary heritage as are our average lifespan or limited sense organs.

But by being aware of what biology has handed down -- our evolutionary heritage -- we can be all the wiser in caring for our children.

The adaptive and maladaptive environmental responses of crops and humans to current environments reflect our evolutionary heritages.

The dinosaurs' genetic heritage and evolutionary innovations "triggered a remarkable evolutionary cascade," the article said.

We review the biology of sauropod dinosaurs in detail and posit that sauropod gigantism was made possible by a specific combination of plesiomorphic characters (phylogenetic heritage) and evolutionary innovations at different levels which triggered a remarkable evolutionary cascade.

Adaptability is derived from the proposed uses of technologies in a sustainable vision, in a balanced use of local resources and evolutionary protection of the heritage.

This appears to be a heritage from their evolutionary history; the congener N. clavipes shows the same trait and so do species from the closely related genus Nephilengys [ 11].