Sentence examples for has evolved recently from inspiring English sources

Therefore, if M. dilatata is indeed a separate species, it has evolved recently.

We suggest that hermaphroditism/androdioecy has evolved recently in T. cancriformis and has facilitated the postglacial colonisation of northern Europe.

NSH has evolved recently and its species status may be questioned due to incomplete reproductive isolation from ELW, but it was shown to merit consideration as an independent conservation unit.

We suggest that hermaphroditism/androdioecy has evolved recently, possibly in the Late Pleistocene and has facilitated the postglacial colonisation of northern Europe from one or two refugia, one of them likely placed in the Iberian Peninsula.

Our phylogenetic analysis revealed that Z. minutus and Z. inornatus diverged about 2.06 Ma 1.67 2.477), suggesting that the significant divergence in body size between these species has evolved recently.

Fluorophore-assisted carbohydrate electrophoresis (FACE) has evolved recently to be a highly sensitive technique for profiling GAGs in small amounts of tissue and body fluids [ 13, 31- 34] and has the added advantage of being able to process a number of samples simultaneously.

The study, reported online 3 February in Nature Genetics, is the latest in a series of recent reports to identify genes that are still evolving or have evolved recently in different human populations (ScienceNOW, 10 December 2007).

"If only a few animals do it, then it may have evolved recently".

They also offer insight into how working practices have evolved recently with flexible working, for example, becoming more acceptable.

'Sexual mores have evolved recently, nevertheless some sexual practices are only tolerated if they are kept hidden.

Several developments of new torch architectures, among which three-cathode torches, have evolved recently.