Sentence examples for in its evolutionary from inspiring English sources

The opossum is generally lumped together in the public mind with raccoons, squirrels, skunks and other workaday wildlife of more or less housecat dimensions, but scientists emphasize that Didelphis is a fundamentally different breed of animal, as singular in its evolutionary history as it is solitary in its habits.

One of the fundamental assumptions is that a parasite's virulence is a necessary consequence of the strategy that it uses to exploit its host in its (evolutionary) attempt to achieve maximal transmission.

The Debussy, in contrast, is based in sheer pictorialism, yet it may have served as a model in its evolutionary development of themes.

Or maybe life elsewhere is in its evolutionary infancy compared to us?

With the partial cranium as evidence for a small brain and the modern-looking femur as an indication of upright posture, Dubois was able to argue that he had found a creature intermediate in its evolutionary position between apes and humans.

In such a planet, the duration of the transient-layered mantle convection would be negligibly short in its evolutionary history.

If the fitness surface of a character changes with such changes in density, its evolutionary trajectory can be understood in the light of DDS theory.

Because the ability to be take up DNA and become transformed is sporadically distributed at all phylogenetic levels in bacteria, its evolutionary origin(s) are unclear.

Here, we have shown that BYDV-PAV exhibits a relatively high frequency of homologous recombination, explaining in part its evolutionary success.

Leptin has rarely been investigated in terms of its evolutionary adaptiveness in non-production or non-domesticated organisms.

The adaptations that arose in N16961 on its evolutionary path to virulence have allowed it to displace O395 as the causative agent of cholera around the world.