Sentence examples for evolutionary interrelationships from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the intermediate genome sizes of L. perenne and F. pratensis between B. distachyon and the Triticeae cereals and the close evolutionary interrelationships of these Pooideae species, makes the Lolium/Festuca grasses of great interest in terms of understanding the processes which influence the evolution of genome organisation and size in close relatives.

Systematics is an attempt to understand the evolutionary interrelationships of living things, trying to interpret the way in which life has diversified and changed over time.

Moreover, both LRR proteins and FGFs/FGFRs have been independently implicated in Alzheimer's disease (Majercak et al. 2006; Tatebayashi et al. 1999), thereby highlighting the importance of clarifying the functional and evolutionary interrelationships between FGFs/FGFRs and LRR proteins.

The effort to reconstruct the evolutionary interrelationships of these eight major lineages of Mollusca has resulted in several competing phylogenetic hypotheses, but to date none of the interrelationships could be unambiguously resolved for the above-mentioned class-level taxa (Fig.  1; see also [ 1]).

To investigate the interrelationships of tetraodontid pufferfishes and thereby elucidate the evolutionary origins of their freshwater habitats, we performed phylogenetic analysis based on whole mitochondrial genome sequences from 50 tetraodontid species and closely related species (including 31 newly determined sequences).

Phylogenomic analysis provides a conclusive resolution of interrelationships of the three subfamilies within the family Spalacidae, and highlights the power of phylogenomic approach to dissect the evolutionary history of rapid radiations in the tree of life.

Tamminen et al. used network methods to study all of the 2,343 plasmids with available genomic sequences and described these plasmids' evolutionary dynamics and interrelationships [ 8].

The new informatics methods and ideas developed by the authors will greatly help to further define the evolutionary routes and interrelationships in the ribosomal peptide group.

Exciting simply for its account of the fishing lifestyle of the people who live near Lake Victoria, Darwin's Dreampond touches on the interrelationships among the various evolutionary processes, highlighting the origin of species.

This analysis sets a stage for further analysis of interrelationships between evolutionary redundancy and the types of catalyzed chemical reactions.

Second, one must be able to set the modeling enterprise in the context of a justified set of assumptions about interrelationships among nested evolutionary processes on different time scales.