Sentence examples for evolutionary lineages from inspiring English sources

The dinosaurs are essentially split into three great evolutionary lineages.

Again and again, you can see evolutionary lineages that have gone all-female.

After all, like many evolutionary lineages this blog has occupied its niche for many years, free from competition.

Many evolutionary lineages have recently come to an end; many, many more are likely soon to follow.

Another limitation to understanding arises from homoplasy, the appearance of similarities in separate evolutionary lineages.

Two separate evolutionary lineages effectively evolved to become one.

A. It became apparent that all species are the culmination of evolutionary lineages.

In the figure, horizontal lines, considered as branches, represent evolutionary lineages changing over time because of nucleotide substitution.

Encephalization (an increase in brain size relative to body size) is a well-known trend in many evolutionary lineages.

Our data shows that strains from different evolutionary lineages have different phenotypes when the twin-cysteines are removed.

Invertebrate eyes are usually based on rhabdomeric photoreceptors, one of the two major evolutionary lineages of photoreceptor cells.