Sentence examples for first diverged from inspiring English sources

The Asian lineage first diverged at ca. 59.8 Ma, followed by divergence of the Africa lineage starting during the late Eocene, whereas that of the neotropical lineage starting during the middle Miocene.

Jones Lang LaSalle's data showed that Bryant Park's office rents first diverged from the rest of Midtown and started taking off around 2003, shortly before construction began on One Bryant Park, a 51-story, 2.1 million-square-foot office tower on the northwest corner of the park, anchored by the Bank of America.

That is where my road first diverged from the straight and narrow.

Ancestral rhinoceroses first diverged from other perissodactyls in the Early Eocene.

Ancestral rhinoceroses are held to have first diverged from other perissodactyls in the Early Eocene.

The findings come from the time when the common ancestors of monkeys and humans first diverged into separate species, between 5 million and 10 million years ago.

First, diverging tolerance slopes increase genetic and nongenetic variance of body weight with increasing ascites severity.

Within Caryophyllales, it is now clear that the family Rhabdodendraceae from South America is the first diverging lineage within the order.

The African Cayratia was supported as the first diverging lineage within the CCT clade and Tetrastigma is resolved as sister to subg.

Considering the serious doubt based on studies of so many plants, it is imperative to discern whether Amborella, the first diverging angiosperm lineage, possesses a similar amphicribral ovular bundle to shed further light on angiosperm evolution and systematics.

However, the structure of the carpel in the first diverging angiosperm family Amborellaceae in the current angiosperm phylogeny remains unknown, and thus we lack a more plausible interpretation for the origins of carpel (Endress and Igersheim 2000; Doyle 2012).