Sentence examples for in subsequent evolution from inspiring English sources

In that case, most primate species especially those out on the right tail of the distribution like ours would be just as likely to lose intelligence as to gain it in subsequent evolution (if they change at all).

This introgression of new genetic information provides new variability and is a major factor in subsequent evolution.

In subsequent evolution, a multigene family of three members formed by gene duplication.

New editing sites were probably generated and ancestral editing sites were lost in subsequent evolution through global intronic variation.

Beyond that, however, we certainly cannot have a guarantee that the anthropic principle was not involved in subsequent evolution because it definitely was.

This speculation is consistent with the current consensus that the introns proliferate in early eukaryotic evolution while intron loss occurred predominantly in subsequent evolution [ 2, 16, 58- 65].

The biggest gains tend to come in periods of disruption -- the industrial labor movement in the 1930s is one example they give -- only to be co-opted in their assimilation into the so-called mainstream, as in the subsequent evolution of the American union movement as a partner of management in the years since.

Furthermore, over time, LGT event has played a significant role in the subsequent evolution of the META1 gene family in trypanosomatids, as can be seen from the occurrence of a number of paralogs in Trypanosomes and a separate gene in Leishmania, META2, which has three META domains.

The lunette-shaped landscapes that Annibale painted for the Palazzo Aldobrandini, especially the Flight into Egypt and the Entombment (both c. 1604), proved important in the subsequent evolution of the heroic landscape as painted in Rome by Domenichino and Nicolas Poussin.

In the subsequent evolution of stramenopiles/alveolates, GapC1 genes may have been lost in secondarily non-photosynthetic lineages.

Hence, even in the classical models of speciation, natural and sexual selection can play an important role, be it in the evolution of postzygotic isolation (low hybrid fitness) or in the subsequent evolution of prezygotic isolation through reinforcement (Dobzhansky 1940; Kirkpatrick and Servedio 1999; Servedio and Noor 2003).