Sentence examples for evolutionary turn from inspiring English sources

It is the cinnamon-crusted monkfish, and biologists say it represents yet another evolutionary turn in Monmouth County dining, until recently best known for lumbering Pleistocene creatures like the deep-fried clam strip and the leaden flounder fillet.

And as Mr. Vranesevich sees it, the "I Love You" virus is another evolutionary turn in an endless game of cat and mouse between hackers and those who want to stop them.

It resembled our world, but not quite, as if it had taken a different evolutionary turning (which, of course, it did, several times).

The issue of phylogenetic conservation of TFBSs is paradoxical because on the one hand, TFBSs are known to have a high evolutionary turn-over rate [32], while on the other hand many have been discovered by virtue of their evolutionary conservation.

The high evolutionary turn-over of satDNA and the frequent species-specific patterns have puzzled researchers for many years.

Most satellite DNAs described so far have high evolutionary turn-over rates leading to rapid changes between species (interspecific heterogeneity) in contrast to homogenization and fixation within species (intraspecific homogeneity).

Due to the rapid evolutionary turn-over of sex chromosomes in fish, sex-linked markers found in medaka and zebrafish will not be directly translatable to results in other fish species.

A peculiar minor descendant clade containing yet putative secretable ascorbate peroxidases from Unikonts/Metazoan lineages represents another evolutionary turning point (Fig. 2).

All in all, we did not find any indication for harmfully prolonged protein translation or reactivation of evolutionary turned-off pseudogenes induced by TRIDs-mediated read-through of normal termination codons.

The development of the minor clade containing mainly sequences from various mushrooms can be considered as evolutionary turning point because the properties of the typical member – Auricularia heme-thiolate peroxidase (AaeAPO) reveal slight differences in the heme pocket if compared to CfumagHTP [65].

An ornithologist turned evolutionary biologist turned historian of science, Mayr began his academic career at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, where he described 26 new species and 445 new subspecies of birds, many collected during expeditions to the South Pacific.