Sentence examples for extensive evolutionary changes from inspiring English sources

Comparison of the inflammatory region of the wallaby MHC Class III with that of other vertebrates indicates that extensive evolutionary changes occurred early in vertebrate evolution, but were followed by a lengthy period of evolutionary stability.

In contrast to other transcriptional networks, like the arg regulon [ 42], the SOS response has undergone extensive evolutionary changes in the binding motif recognized by the repressor protein LexA.

Thus, the architecture of the coexpression networks is highly species-specific and the conservation of the global network properties occurs despite, not because of, extensive evolutionary changes in gene expression.

In this paper, we provided extensive evidences unveiling the evolutionary changes suffered by the pair of plant hop and chl- fus genes, after the primary endosymbiotic events.

Despite extensive cognitive specializations and evolutionary changes in brain morphology in humans (Povinelli and Preuss 1995; Sherwood et al. 2008; Fitch et al. 2010), roughly 98.5% of DNA coding regions is identical to our closest living relatives, chimpanzees (Chimpanzee Sequencing and Analysis Consortium 2005; Prüfer et al. 2012).

However, four other significant evolutionary changes towards more extensive exposure of female genitalia (see Figure 4) indicate that other selective factors may also affect this trait.

Herein, we investigate how networks involving TFs essential for organism development change during organismal diversification over extensive evolutionary time and distances.

The recent availability of classical Bordetella genomes gives us insight into the evolutionary changes involved in their divergence, including extensive genome decay, rearrangements and, for the first time, specific sequence data revealing evidence of limited gene acquisition [ 2, 5].

For tracing evolutionary changes on the phenotypic level we used the most extensive morphological dataset presently available, including 356 characters of representatives of all holometabolan orders and of carefully selected outgroup taxa [ 15].

Two evolutionary changes in A. najas and in A. elongatus produced a relatively extensive concealment of the female genitalia, with only about 45 50% (S8/S6 values are 0.45 and 0.46) of the female genitalia (segment 8) exposed.

Evolutionary changes of the Tas2r gene number in chickens were controversial, with both an extensive gene loss (Go 2006) and no change (Dong et al. 2009) being proposed.