Sentence examples for evolutionary succession from inspiring English sources

A systematic study of the distribution and evolutionary succession of the region's sedimentary microfacies and shale lithofacies, as well as the interrelationships between these facies, was conducted.

The germinal center reaction (GCR) of vertebrate immunity provides a remarkable example of evolutionary succession, in which an advantageous phenotype arises as a spontaneous mutation from the parental type and eventually displaces the parental type altogether.

The independent occurrence of such evolutionary succession (evolution of specialized PJA followed by trophic radiation) appears to support the idea that the evolution of the specialized PJA provided these lineages with the morphological "potential" for trophic radiations.

The Mississippian and Pennsylvanian, in turn, are subdivided into a number of internationally recognized stages based on evolutionary successions of fossil groups.

Specifically, we employed an initial discovery screen for HGT, followed by comparative genomic analyses and validation, phylogenetics and experimental approaches to explore the evolutionary successions of gains and losses of genes, with the goal to elucidate the ancestral and extant biological associations of bartonellae on organismal and cellular levels.

As argued, individual fossil ranges and their distributions could have profound influence on the concept of faunal succession and evolutionary dynamics.

Cavalier-Smith places a series of characters in different organismal branches and then uses this information to infer the position of the root (close to the Chloroflexi or Chlorobacteria) and also to describe a succession of evolutionary transitions in bacteria.

These evolutionary processes included a succession of gene-duplication and pseudogenization events (11) that led to the clustering of the majority of the human T2Rs in specific regions of chromosomes 7 (141–142.6 Mb, build 36.1) and 12 (10.88–11.24 Mb, build 36.1) (6).

This demonstrates that the population structure is crucial for the succession of the evolutionary process itself.

Although the individual ribozyme-catalyzed reactions involved in the postulated scheme are feasible, the succession of multiple evolutionary steps that appear to be required for the emergence of translation might be legitimately viewed as far fetched, particularly, considering the inevitably inefficient ribozyme-mediated replication that must have been prevalent in the RNA World.

The current technological system and management schemes are the result of a stepwise evolutionary process of solving individual problems in succession.