Sentence examples similar to it evolves uniquely from inspiring English sources

But Harlem has evolved uniquely.

Because the first and second share characters that evolved uniquely to them and not to gorillas.

Phylogenetic analysis established that each AmnSINE1 locus has evolved uniquely, primarily since the divergence of mammals from reptiles.

Animals such as seals, otters, and diving birds, which move from air to water and back, have evolved uniquely shaped corneas the transparent membrane in front of the eye that separates fluids inside the eye from fluids outside the eye.

By comparing similarities and differences in the ways sensory feedback influences voice in humans and bats, we may shed light on the basic architecture of the mammalian vocal motor system and perhaps be able to better distinguish those features of human vocal control that evolved uniquely in support of speech and language.

One possibility is that p120 has evolved uniquely advantageous features important for cadherin function.

In Hsp26, a pair of distal HSEs evolved uniquely in a common ancestor of the melanogaster subgroup species, appearing in all descendant species.

In addition, selfing via rostellum receptivity (Type III) evolved uniquely in the trimorphic B. bicoloratum [ 47, 48].

HemG homologs may have originated from long chain flavodoxins and evolved uniquely as the Protox within γ-Proteobacteria.

Among the CCEs of B. mori, neuroligins show evidence of having evolved uniquely compared to other insects.

Therefore, these markers evolved uniquely in the domestic dog and are unlikely to have been segregating in the wolf ancestors of dogs.