Sentence examples for have evolved together from inspiring English sources

Since the DNA sequences from many different organisms are already known, there are now many opportunities to find sites in pairs of proteins that have evolved together, or co-evolved, over time.

Insects and flowers have evolved together.

The human and the equine have evolved together, she said.

They eventually agreed that genetics and membranes had to have evolved together.

Insect evolution has paralleled that of the flowering plants; they have evolved together.

So closely entwined are their lives that a number of evolutionary biologists argue that dogs and humans have evolved together.

This suggests that the whole network of genes has evolved together in making language and speech a human faculty.

To that end, Caruso and his vice president for architecture, Dave Williams, traveled widely across the America and abroad to study how retail and residential communities interact when they've evolved together organically over time.

And though he only dared suggest, at the very end of On the Origin of Species, that "light will be thrown on the origin of man and his history," his earlier notebooks make it clear that Darwin had thought all along that humans had evolved together with the rest of the world's living species, from the moment he became convinced of the fact of "transmutation" back in the 1830s.

Here we consider several nuclear-associated systems to provide insights into how the nucleus has evolved, together with evidence for some of the relevant prokaryotic precursors.

We were curious to know if the FYVE domains present in these plant-specific proteins had evolved together to display any novel characteristics.