Sentence examples for evolutionary linkage from inspiring English sources

Our finding that termites use their antibacterial chemicals as releaser pheromones for social behaviors indicates the evolutionary linkage between anti-pathogenic adaptations and social behaviors.

This shows that the appearance of the sauropod-type of sacrum predated the marked increase in body size that characterizes the origins of sauropods, rejecting a causal explanation and evolutionary linkage between this sacral configuration and body size.

Combined with our discovery of a strong evolutionary linkage between Cdc14 and flagella, this suggests that an ancestral role of Cdc14 may be in basal bodies or other aspects of the development of flagellated cells.

Concerning the OPN sub-family, it should be added that there is no evidence of evolutionary linkage between prokaryotic and eukaryotic rhodopsins whose retinal-based photosensory system results from convergent evolution [43].

The evolutionary linkage of the A.I. and A.II. subpopulations within F. tularensis subsp. tularensis may be ancient.

The clustering of the different subfamilies on the branches of the tree indicates the tight evolutionary linkage of each subfamily of TA modules.

The use of sequence-based protein domain classifications, such as Pfam [34], increases the coverage of domain assignments, but looses remote evolutionary linkages only defined by structural conservation.

Long-distance dispersal among different chemosynthetic habitat types may be possible, given that the overlap for some fauna at higher taxonomic levels (e.g. at the family level for polychaetes) suggests close evolutionary linkages among habitat types [4].

Whenever a new protein structure is determined, an important step is to identify its structural neighbors, which can provide important clues about its function and evolutionary linkages.

North American surveillance plans could be optimized through an analysis of LPAI genomics from species that demonstrate evolutionary linkages with European or Asian lineages and in regions that have overlapping migratory flyways with areas of HPAI outbreaks.

snoRNAs and other trans-acting proteins comprise an important component of ribosomal biogenesis, making their identification and analysis of their genetic organization and evolutionary linkages important for understanding their role in Plasmodium.