Sentence examples for larger forms of life from inspiring English sources

Evidence indicates that global warming, driven by a methane-producing microbe, wiped out most of the larger forms of life, including trilobites, on Earth at the end of the Permian era, 250+ million years ago.

While areas of nearly 25,000 acres are needed to have a good chance at preserving most large forms of life, plants and insects can sometimes be preserved in plots of 25 or even 2.5 acres.

The former have compelled the rethinking of certain Christian doctrines, as astronomy undermined the assumption of the centrality of the Earth in the universe, as geologic evidence concerning its age rendered implausible the biblical chronology, and as biology located humanity within the larger evolution of the forms of life on Earth.

Besides all this horde of minute but ceaselessly toiling creatures, there are, of course, many larger forms, for soil life runs the gamut from bacteria to mammals.

There goal is to place life as it is known on earth in a larger conceptual context of any possible forms of life (Langton 1989, 1995).

When a river is dammed and a large artificial lake is created, those forms of life which were adapted to the previous riverine ecosystem are likely to disappear.

Short-chain dehydrogenases/reductases (SDR) constitute a large family of enzymes found in all forms of life.

The candy universe is large and diverse, and there are more sophisticated forms of life out there — though probably not readily available at your local supermarket.

Their large jungles contain iguanas, crocodiles and countless other forms of life.

The large sections of Tudge's volume that attempt to classify all forms of life occupy an uncertain ground between the coffee table and the reference shelf.

Furthermore, a rather large percentage of students (about 60%) show they accept that man has evolved from lower forms of life.