Sentence examples for has the same evolutionary from inspiring English sources

Our detection of blue-amplicon homologous sequences on the Y chromosomes, but not autosomes or X chromosomes, of all primates higher than prosimians support the notion that the blue-amplicon has the same evolutionary origin as the light-blue amplicon [ 10, 31].

The researchers believe the brain mechanism in prairie voles may have the same evolutionary origins as the empathy system in humans.

Since Darwin's time, the study of comparative anatomy has centred largely on body structures that are homologous i.e., ones in different species that have the same evolutionary origin regardless of their present-day function.

One problem in discussing the differences in arrangement of muscles between the various vertebrate groups is in deciding which muscles in each species are homologous that is, which have the same evolutionary and developmental origin.

"With each new discovery it becomes increasingly clear that the [earliest] mammals had the same evolutionary mechanisms as modern mammals," he says.

The presented method assumes that both alignments have the same evolutionary history during the cofolding step.

Any mechanism that limits the speed of nutrient uptake would have the same evolutionary effect.

Then we ask whether all four independent categories have the same evolutionary history, as measured by gene presence tables.

Such sites are therefore expected to have the same evolutionary history and sampling (i.e., a shared genealogy).

If all four processes have the same evolutionary histories then we infer that they were transported as a single cellular unit, that is, that they represent endosymbiotic transfers.

Sixteen other C. trachomatis genes have the same evolutionary dynamics, suggesting they should be targeted for further studies of molecular pathogenesis.