The phrase "evolved in isolation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process of development or change that occurs without external influences or interactions.
Example: "The species evolved in isolation on the remote island, leading to unique adaptations not found elsewhere."
Alternatives: "developed in seclusion" or "progressed without external influence."
This pattern suggests that populations of both living and extinct lemur species had become geographically isolated by differences in habitat and evolved in isolation due to varying primary production within different ecosystems.
The organisms are likely to be different from well-known life because they have evolved in isolation, under intense pressure, and with no sunlight, for millions of years.
August 2006 Another study claims that Flores is too small to have supported a population without immigration from other islands - so they could not have evolved in isolation.
Scientists speculate that full-size members of the line reached Flores more than 800,000 years ago, were marooned and evolved in isolation.
Populations that have evolved in isolation, however, may no longer retain their morphologic and genetic distinctiveness when mixed with similar species from elsewhere.
New Zealand The flora and fauna of New Zealand, once part of Gondwana, evolved in isolation for around 80 million years.
"We think that when the sea level was high it was isolating areas in western North America that caused different species to evolve in isolation and that's why we're finding so many different species," added Dr Irmis.
Its technology evolves in isolation and struggles to succeed elsewhere.
There are accounts of the young Darwin's excitement at finding evidence of species branching from one another and evolving in isolation.
The health care system did not suddenly evolve in isolation, Dr. Byrd said, but is a product of historical, cultural and political events.
Unburdened by high rents, untraveled by Manhattanites and unconcerned with stylistic trends, airy Red Hook exists in a realm of its own, sort of a New York Australia where the strangest animals can evolve in isolation.
