Sentence examples for has probably evolved from inspiring English sources
It has probably evolved in other lineages such as maybe the elephants, the dolphins.
The sphinctozoan growth form has probably evolved independently within the Calcarea and the Demospongia, making the grouping polyphyletic.
Metabolic resistance results from the increased breakdown and excretion of insecticide molecules, a mechanism that has probably evolved from an ancestral ability to degrade dietary toxins23,26.
And I believe our psychology has probably evolved somewhat in parallel: from the psychology of wage-maximizing workers on a package-deal tour, to the more mature psychology of wealth owners.
This relatively unstructured region has probably evolved to permit an easy access to the ribosome at the canonical translation initiation site, and may contribute to the recognition of true start sites26,27.
His own working trio, with the pianist Jacob Sacks and the bassist Thomas Morgan, doubles as a go-to rhythm section on the New York scene, and has probably evolved even further since the 2010 release of "Timshel" (Sunnyside), its most recent album.
Over millions of years of evolution, different ant species have evolved in different environments, and they have probably evolved interesting and diverse ways of keeping track of what is going on, says Gordon.
Rather, trees in northern regions have probably evolved to clump their leaves together and trap a boundary layer of still air.
However, recent findings in genetics and historical linguistics are converging to suggest that all human populations evolved from a small group migrating from Africa in the fairly recent past, and that all human languages have probably evolved from the language spoken by that group.
Elephas falconeri of Malta and Sicily was only 1 m, and had probably evolved from the straight-tusked elephant.
