Sentence examples for evolutionary turning point from inspiring English sources
A peculiar minor descendant clade containing yet putative secretable ascorbate peroxidases from Unikonts/Metazoan lineages represents another evolutionary turning point (Fig. 2).
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].
This most decisive evolutionary step marked a turning point in evolution on Earth, opening up the era of an aerobic, oxygen – containing biosphere and atmosphere.
Dr. Theodosius Dobzhansky, a fruit fly geneticist and contemporary of Dr. Stebbins who is also recognized as a major figure in the evolutionary synthesis, wrote to Dr. Stebbins at the time of the book's publication, saying: "It will mark a turning point in evolutionary thought and of course in botany as well.
The fact that LGT had contributed so much to the genomes of some bacteria and archaea was a turning point for evolutionary microbiologists, who started (slowly) changing their practice, both in what they study (level of biological organization) and how they study it (methodologies).
Chapter 13 recounts how the first studies on inheritance (between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries) challenged Darwinian evolutionary theory and how "1900 was somewhat a turning point for the acceptance of the theory of evolution" (p. 188).
From an evolutionary point of view, the appearance of seeds represented the turning point that allowed the Spermatophytes to radiate all over the world [ 14].
It may well become a touchstone, a turning point for another generation of activists who will undertake the next evolutionary push for justice in America.
It was its turning point.
