Sentence examples for evolving associations from inspiring English sources

Fungi are famous for evolving associations with other organisms.

Additionally, it extends the domain horizontally to consider trends over time, ranging from the developmental issues addressed by life course epidemiology to evolving associations among the various levels (16: 6).

Kleptoparasitic and opportunist thrips have evolved associations with Acacia as secondary hosts presumably by targeting domiciles of other thrips species.

This phylogeny suggests that Serratia sp. SCBI may represent a novel, independently evolving EPN association from within a lineage of Serratia commonly associated with insects.

Many pteriid species, particularly of genera Pteria and Electroma, evolved specialized associations with hydroid, scleractinian, and alcyonarian substrata.

The additional presence of rod-shaped structures in close proximity to the hydrogenosome-like organelles raises questions about microbial symbioses, perhaps evolved from associations with Archaea.

In situations in which sexual selection evolves in association with plumage coloration patterns and color discriminability, then there should be strong associations among MC1R and visual opsins.

Assortative female preference was predicted to have evolved in association with more recent divergence of S-RED and BLUE, but not with the deeper divergence of N-RED and S-RED.

If there have been relatively few instances in which the alpha polymerase has evolved then association with GC content may be coincidental.

Our analysis also showed that queens fall in two distinct anatomical types that evolved in association with the two strategies of independent colony founding.

Since dorsal cloacal glands are highly derived skin glands [ 3], continuous expression of SPF throughout the skin may have provided a pre-existing basis for favouring areas of elevated expression in glands that evolved in association with new courtship strategies.