Sentence examples for have evolutionary from inspiring English sources

Does this have evolutionary significance?

Homology refers to structures or organs that have evolutionary correspondence, regardless of their current function.

The decision to play safe or take a chance seems to have evolutionary importance in all forms of animal life.

The insect societies we study have evolutionary success because they are organized into a division of labor system.

The order is considered to have evolutionary ancestors close to the order Myrtales.

Except they're not your sibling, so you don't have evolutionary forces working to make the thought of sex with them repulsive.

Although the mechanisms are not well understood, this appears to have evolutionary roots which favour greater reproductive success.

Nettle gives a clear and convincing summary of the argument that traits associated with mental illness have evolutionary advantages as well as drawbacks.

JOHN BUNCH: Well, part of what we're trying to do is have evolutionary design, emergent design built into our organization so that we can always be adaptable.

Under such a phylogenetic system, plant groups will be defined by synapomorphies and all groups will be natural and have evolutionary meaning.

According to Valerie Curtis, a professor at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and the author of a recent book about the science of revulsion, the human tendency to recoil from cockroaches may have evolutionary underpinnings.