Sentence examples for evolutionary ranges from inspiring English sources

Thus, the genomic occurrence of TAS shows exceptional variability even at close evolutionary ranges.

The volvocine algae from unicellular Chlamydomonas to multicellular Volvox represent an "evolutionary time machine" model lineage to study the evolution of female male sexual dimorphism and multicellularity because they encompass the evolutionary ranges of vegetative and reproductive morphologies between these two extremes [ 1, 2].

In yeasts for example, extensive genomic studies have focused on S. cerevisiae and the human pathogen C. albicans, and their close relatives, leaving the broad evolutionary range of other hemiascomycetes relatively unexplored [11], [12].

Genes were identified in a wide evolutionary range of land plants, from bryophytes to rosids.

This needs to be considered with respect to any propagation program aimed at conserving the evolutionary range of the species.

Members of the CEA family were identified in diverse taxa covering an evolutionary range from cartilaginous fishes to human.

The evolutionary range of genome sequences now available, can shed more light on synaptotagmin gene phylogeny and clarify family relationships.

I have collected and compiled manually, information about homologous Syt, Esyt, Rph3a, Rph3al, Doc2 and Dblc2 genes from 46 metazoan genome sequences spanning a wide evolutionary range.

Mouse Tshz genes are able to rescue the loss of trunk identity in Drosophila melanogaster (Manfroid et al., 2004), suggesting conservation over a wide evolutionary range.

Complete mitochondrial genome sequences are now available on more than 40 hemiascomycetous species covering a broad evolutionary range (Solieri 2010; Gaillardin et al. 2011).

An exhaustive comparison of the TR properties for representative proteomes, spanning an evolutionary range from N. vectensis to human, was performed.