Sentence examples for have evolved outside from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, there are indications that PSH may have evolved outside the genus.
Most of these programs have evolved outside of the traditional care system and others were developed internally but often lack the resources to be maintained over time.
Like ballroom dancing (or the flora and fauna of the Galápagos), it has evolved outside the usual influences.
Implicit in this theory, however, is that few individuals in natural populations survive to experience senescence; otherwise, senescence has evolved outside of a selection shadow.
Ants also disperse seeds, particularly in the desert regions of Africa and Australia, and several species of plants are so reliant on the insects that they have evolved special structures on the outsides of their seeds, called elaiosomes, that ants can use as food.
Mammals have evolved sophisticated systems for sensing the outside world and, in particular, for sensing odorant molecules indicating danger or the presence of a mate or food.
"There are only a small number of organisms that have evolved the basic tricks of living outside the ocean," Dr. Norse said.
Houses have evolved, too.
Those incentives have evolved.
