Sentence examples for evolved features from inspiring English sources
Over all, the fossils were "a surprising mosaic" of primitive and evolved features.
Many living artiodactyls have evolved features that are adaptive for life on open grasslands.
We investigate conserved and convergently evolved features within these proteins and compare these to the features of classic coiled coil proteins including tropomyosin and leucine zippers.
Following completely different evolutionary paths, both perissodactyls and artiodactyls (e.g., cattle, antelope, swine) independently evolved features such as high-crowned grinding teeth and elongated limbs with a reduced number of digits, in adaptation to a similar running (cursorial), herbivorous mode of life.
What matters, he says, is that "an incredibly stupid and simple algorithm" regularly evolved features that had not been programmed into either the algorithm or the fitness rating.
The American evolutionary biologist G.C. Williams (1966) famously promoted the view that evolution happens predominantly through the survival and reproduction of individuals and cautioned biologists to distinguish the evolved features of a group (a fleet herd of deer) from those of individuals (a herd of fleet deer).
Holmes, D. E., Dang, Y., Walker, D. J. F. & Lovley, D. R. The electrically conductive pili of Geobacter species are a recently evolved feature for extracellular electron transfer.
We demonstrate that a detector with a grammatically evolved feature exhibits a sensitivity and selectivity that is comparable to a previous detector with a genetically programmed feature, making GE a useful alternative to designing detectors.
An evolved feature of human minds I call hedonic normalization aligns our subjective experiences to our objective circumstances.
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Specific genetic mechanisms of canalization are implicit in the definition of canalization as an evolved feature of development.
