Sentence examples similar to evolved four years from inspiring English sources

Eels are, in fact, fish, and the freshwater species fall under the genus Anguilla, which evolved fifty million years ago.

It's where Phaseolus vulgaris first evolved, two million years ago, and it still has the greatest bean diversity in the world.

If worse came to worst, global warming would reunite the polar bear's gene pool with that of the brown bear, from which it had evolved two hundred thousand years ago, during a period of global cooling.

Netherlands-based hardware initiative Fairphone began around three years ago as a project designed to highlight the use of conflict minerals in the construction of consumer electronics, and then evolved three years later into a full-fledged hardware startup, with the aim of turning its knowledge into action with the building of an ethically sourced, built and distributed smartphone.

In DNA this photoprotective mechanism evolved four billion years ago.

Tommy's success hardly occurred overnight, but evolved during four years of carefully reconstructing the brand.

There have been four super radiations of insects: beetles (evolved ~300 million years ago), flies (evolved ~250 million years ago), moths and wasps (evolved ~150 million years ago).

"Perhaps the coöperation that evolved for four billion years in the microbial world has not evolved in the macroscopic world because it is younger.

It is thought that erectus evolved about two million years ago.

Having evolved for two years, Ms. Orlandersmith's work departs from her acclaimed solo pieces, "Monster" and "The Gimmick".

That rule evolved over two years, banning hits that make the head the principal point of contact.