Sentence examples for long evolutionary time from inspiring English sources

However, E. persica has twice as long evolutionary time on the Iranian Plateau than M. watsonana.

"Because there are so many of these organisms that have had a long evolutionary time to develop a cosy relationship with each other, what we're finding is when they get over here they tend to facilitate each other," said Aldridge.

But very rare events can play important role within large populations and long evolutionary time scales.

It became apparent that other factors exist that constrain gene order in some genomic regions over long evolutionary time periods.

In some cases, a structural similarity remains over long evolutionary time scales and once detected can be used to predict function.

Our results indicate that Wolbachia is likely to be lost from host populations on long evolutionary time scales due to reduction of CI levels in males.

M. dilatata (M080a) and M. flabellata (M060e) shared an identical ITS sequence, indicating that these species have not been reproductively isolated over long evolutionary time scales.

These host groups are very distinct life forms separated by a long evolutionary time, so lineage-specific anti-viral mechanisms are likely to have evolved.

The near absence of asexual lineages that persist over long evolutionary time suggests that the disadvantages of asexuality generally outweigh its benefits [13], [14].

While individual outcomes naturally depend on the specific costs and effects of the two classes of mutation, we generally expect cascades of male-specific repressors to outweigh the effect of female-specific enhancers on long evolutionary time scales.

Due to the lack of fossil calibration and the asymmetric evolutionary rates between subfamilies, it is difficult to estimate the precise divergence time of each node in such a long evolutionary time.