Sentence examples for evolved in the late from inspiring English sources
Elephants, which evolved in the late Eocene about 40 million years ago, spread throughout much of the world and underwent tremendous diversification at this time.
The Ascophora (ascus bearers) evolved in the Late Cretaceous by calcifying the membranous front but preserving its hydrostatic function by a flexible infolding (ascus) below the wall.
Nonetheless, the educational institutions and political parties that evolved in the late 19th and early 20th centuries along denominational lines remain as potent as the more or less secularized parties and institutions that sprang from socialist and liberal movements.
The dotting of the plate with short jabs of the burin, common from the late 15th century, evolved in the late 17th and 18th centuries into the techniques of stipple engraving and crayon manner (also called chalk-manner, or pastel-manner, engraving).
The systems evolved in the Late Miocene (Maeotian to early Pontian), when lakes existed, characterized by diatomaceous algae and by occasional burial of abundant plant fragments and coal formation.
Early birds that evolved in the Late Jurassic to Early Cretaceous show other paedomorphic traits, such as reduction in some digits; a small body size; retention of a number of unfused bones; a gracile, elongate skull; large orbit; and a relatively large brain case.
The main opposition we had were the remnants of the skinheads and the suedeheads, who evolved in the late-60s, early-70s.
The conservative answer, which evolved in the late 1970s, would be dubbed "starving the beast" during the Reagan years.
The Matrix project, he said, evolved in the late 1990's, after he had graduated and been hired as a designer.
Bossa nova, ( Portuguese: "new trend") Brazilian popular music that evolved in the late 1950s from a union of samba (a Brazilian dance and music) and cool jazz.
In the early 18th century, Neapolitan painting under Francesco Solimena developed from the brilliant synthesis of Pietro da Cortona's grand manner and Venetian colour that Giordano had evolved in the late 17th century.
