Sentence examples for evolutionary record from inspiring English sources
The evolutionary record of the genus Orcinus is scanty.
After all, they argue, the evolutionary record shows plenty of lineages moving from complex structures to simpler ones, to say nothing of extinction — both of which throw cold water on the notion of teleology.
In fact, however, the human evolutionary record is now well enough understood in broad outline that most new discoveries fit comfortably into its general framework.
A common assumption is that whole-genome data will improve phylogenetic reconstructions, due to the complete evolutionary record within each species' genome and increased statistical power (34, 35).
Evolution is particularly central to PA, which addresses the human evolutionary record and fossil discoveries, and cultural anthropology (CA), which covers the social organization of human cultural groups in the modern day.
The discontinuities in the evolutionary record troubled Darwin greatly and led him to suggest that the incompleteness of the fossil record was an important part of the explanation for discontinuity.
Interestingly, recent evolutionary records (< 500 MY) for specific eukaryotes from various kingdoms, e.g. [ 23, 33], suggest that whole genome duplications have been a significant factor in the overall expansion of ancestral genomes [ 23, 33], while local duplications have been mainly responsible for the expansion of specific gene families.
"There is a fundamental point here you can look at the tumor as the complete history of the disease," said Shibata, who likened the evolutionary DNA record to a time machine that will allow experts to retrace the tumor's growth from beginning to end.
An alternative rich source of information about protein interactions is the evolutionary sequence record.
Co-evolution of residues across protein complexes from the evolutionary sequence record.
Its complicated evolutionary process records the transitions of tectonic stress on the Philippine Sea plate convergent margin.
