Sentence examples for from primitive to advanced from inspiring English sources
According to Charles Darwin and his immediate successors, that trajectory was more or less linear, running from primitive to advanced.
Lepidopteran pupae show the same sort of evolutionary gradation from primitive to advanced as do larvae and adults.
However, venation patterns must be considered in terms of the evolution of these patterns from primitive to advanced conditions within individual phyletic lines.
This broad range, from primitive to advanced and from generalized to specialized, is evident not only in the adults but also in the larvae and pupae and to some degree in the eggs.
0.338 Evolution is a linear progression from primitive to advanced species.
0.673 0.187 Evolutionary biology does not investigate testable ideas about the natural world 0.807 0.258 Evolution means progression towards perfection 0.391 Characteristics acquired during the lifetime of an organism are passed down to an individual's offspring 0.358 Evolution is a linear progression from primitive to advanced species.
Accommodations range from primitive to close to luxurious.
It took life on Earth about 3 billion years to develop from primitive to complex.
Interestingly, humans are usually placed furthest right in phylogenies found in textbooks (Sandvik 2009), which may encourage left-to-right, "primitive-to-advanced" thinking in students.
The Stone Age cultures ranged from early human groups with primitive tools to advanced agricultural societies, which used sophisticated stone tools, built fortified settlements and developed copper metallurgy.
