Sentence examples for line of evolution from inspiring English sources

These have a history and a line of evolution of their own, which can be traced from the Pyu stupa to the huge structural temple.

Along the second line of evolution of flies, Brachycera have from five to eight instars while the maggots of the most advanced flies (Cyclorrhapha) have only three.

In South America the buzzardlike harpy eagle represents a climax of one line of evolution filled in the Old World by large booted eagles such as crowned eagles (Stephanoaetus).

However, when an intersection occurs, a new idea represents a radical change, or beginning of a new line of evolution.

There is no "main line" of evolution on the map; all groups radiate from the center so as to avoid a predominant direction of movement.

When a new concept is developed within a given discipline, it usually follows the existing line of evolution (Zlotin and Zusman 2006) and is considered directional.

Two types of molecule are found in gnathostomes a result, presumably, of a genetic duplication that established two lines of evolution.

The discovery of three new fossil specimens, announced Wednesday, is the most compelling evidence yet for multiple lines of evolution in our own genus, Homo, scientists said.

Even though the lines of evolution remain to be discovered, it seems quite clear that the two groups evolved independently, the Chondrichthyes appearing much later than the Osteichthyes.

It envisaged deep parallel lines of evolution in each inhabited region of Africa, Europe, Asia and Australasia, stretching from local variants of H. erectus right through to living people in the same areas today.

The close kinship between choanoflagellates and animals means that there once lived a single-celled ancestor that gave rise to two lines of evolution — one leading to the living choanoflagellates and the other to animals.