Sentence examples for evolved later from inspiring English sources

The Ionic order evolved later, in eastern Greece.

Animals with more cell types that evolved later also evolved more microRNAs.

The woolly mammoth Mammuthus primigenius of the Ice Age films evolved later, as glaciation advanced across Europe.

True endocrine glands probably evolved later in the evolutionary history of the animal kingdom as separate, hormone-secreting structures.

Moreover, Triopticus is one of numerous animals from this period (the Late Triassic) that were in some way copies of other reptiles that evolved later.

Worldwide, there's a surprising number of these ancient types: it's a mistake to assume that the creatures that evolved later necessarily supplanted the ones that came before.

Most of the smaller, more delicate plants that are so widespread in the world today evolved later, ultimately from tropical rainforest ancestors.

A possible explanation is that the vertebrates evolved in fresh water, but it seems reasonable that hagfishes branched off while still marine and that the freshwater form evolved later.

RR on its own, however, did nothing for them, suggesting that it evolved later.

"Very likely [the proteins] evolved later and serve to stabilize the RNA," Ban suggests.

The slower locomotion of today's gorillas and humans, rather than being inherent to apes, may have evolved later on.