Sentence examples for evolutionary pictures from inspiring English sources
Subsequently, the evolutionary accumulation of mutations and insertion/deletion (indel) events resulted in the formation of pseudogenes [19], [20], the phylogenetic segregation of strains according to their cell-appetence [21], [22], and the generation of specific evolutionary pictures for heterogeneous loci categories [21].
Much more sequence data for C. auratus collected throughout Eurasia is needed for more detailed phylogenetic and evolutionary pictures of the C. auratus-complex.
The present study was conducted to generate phylogenetic and evolutionary pictures of East Asian C. auratus populations by eliminating selection bias in sampling sites and mtDNA regions analysed.
Despite such efforts in analysing the phylogeny of the complex, well-resolved phylogenetic and evolutionary pictures have not be obtained because of two biases.
Given these different evolutionary pictures, monitoring the population dynamics of N. gonorrhoeae strains at MLST and antibiotic resistance loci could assist in the design of control measures that focus, for example, on core transmitters in the latter case or on poorly informed providers in the former scenario.
Some paleoanthropologists believe that the evolutionary picture has become overcomplicated, and that certain creatures described as "new" are mere variations, leading to "species inflation".
By using advanced new techniques, Mr. Curtis, a geologist, and Mr. Swisher, a paleontologist at the University of California at Berkeley, gave new dates to important fossil remains, and these new dates changed the scientific view of the big evolutionary picture.
Given the many questions surrounding Homo naledi, some assumed that his team had finally dated the fossils, and could now say with more authority how the discovery fit into the evolutionary picture.
Now, a team of geneticists studying modern breeds of the animal has assembled an evolutionary picture of its storied past.
The evolutionary picture provided by the genes and nervous system suggests that tracheae and Malphighian tubules in insects and myriapods are an example of convergent evolution in two terrestrial lineages.
Our analysis reveals a comprehensive evolutionary picture, which rationalizes the origin of multi-specificity of HU/IHF proteins using sequence and structure-based determinants, which could also be applied to understand differences in binding specificities of other nucleic acid binding proteins.
