Sentence examples for large diversification of from inspiring English sources

According to these studies, the most basal lineages of the Chrysomelidae appear associated with the primitive cycads (Aulacoscelidinae) and conifers (Palophaginae, Orsodacninae), followed by a large diversification of lineages on dicotyledoneous angiosperms (Chrysomelinae, Galerucinae, Cryptocephalinae) and monocots (some bruchids, Criocerinae, Donaciinae, Cassidinae and Hispinae).

The large diversification of the mimp lineages with members of more than four families and without two identical copies also suggests that mimps are not presently active in Fol4287.

Since a large diversification of splicing exists between tissues and species [ 31, 32] and sno-lncRNAs are expressed with tissue- and species-specific patterns, it quite likely that more such RNAs will be uncovered when additional tissues and species samples are examined.

By and large, this diversification of income streams is seen as a positive thing – the more places we get our money from, the more resilient we are to changes in our ecology.

While executives for America Movil have repeatedly described the company's interest in Europe as part of a larger diversification strategy, Mr. Kendall said that Mr. Slim may be attempting to exert pressure on Telefonica on its home Continent to force the Spanish operator to retrench in Latin America.

We included 15 species of the larger diversification which is currently estimated at 18 species.

In other words, history confirms that the birth and expansion of the Program Era represents the largest decentralization and diversification of the literary arts in American history.

The rise of small mammals and birds around the 200 million year mark and the more recent rapid flourishing and diversification of large placental mammals are closely tied to large jumps in atmospheric oxygen, the team reports 30 September in Science.

"The demise of anomalcaridids may have been associated with the diversification of large predatory eurypterids and stem cephalopods during the Great Ordovician Biodiversification Event".

Phylogenetic studies upon complete mitochondrial genomes inferred that Echinococcus species probably begun to diverge during the Miocene, following the diversification of large mammals [1].

The increase in net diversification rate did indeed occur at mid-depth in the phylogeny and represents a large increase in the diversification of the tribe within North America.