Importantly, there is no longer a question from this perspective of how the writing phenotype (and thus evolvability) evolved independently of other biological structure, as though we are still looking for an explanation of origins in an ns/rm core.
That discovery immediately gained international attention, because it involved the oldest ancestor of man then known and helped show that bipedalism had evolved independently of brain size.
The different globins have evolved independently of each other since the time of duplication of their ancestral genes.
Several essayists in the exhibition catalog put forth the thesis that American artists forged their own vision of the French landscape, or at least that their vision of the landscape and village evolved independently of Monet.
In many species, the researchers say, females are just as strikingly adorned as males, and some of these ornaments are so different in character as to suggest that some female ornamentation may have evolved independently of males.
The degree of divergence between the α chains reflects the degree of the evolutionary relationship between the organisms, because the hemoglobin chains have evolved independently of one another since the time of divergence of the lineages leading to the present-day organisms.
Of particular importance are the already-existing informal mechanisms that have evolved independently of the state to mitigate the damage of substandard drugs.
Phylogenetic analysis indicates there are two groups of proteins with IL-1R-like domain architecture in anthozoans that potentially evolved independently of the vertebrate family.
The compound eyes probably evolved independently of arthropods' eyes.
These vessels have evolved independently of vessels in other groups of plants.
It seems to have evolved independently of Lontra in South America, despite the overlap.
