Sentence examples for major evolutionary branches from inspiring English sources

The search for early dinosaurs is among the "hottest" areas of dinosaur research because such dinosaurs are not as common as later ones and hold great potential for elucidating the dinosaurs' early diversification into major evolutionary branches.

We thus aimed at only the description of key innovations for the establishment of major evolutionary branches.

The selected organisms represent major evolutionary branches, covering worm (C.

These breeds were supposed to represent major evolutionary branches of chickens.

Such variation stems from a high mutation rate in the interval (≥3.8 × 10−4, lower bound) and is illustrated by the detection of 11 different AZFc architectures in 47 chromosomes representing the major evolutionary branches of the Y genealogy (Repping et al., 2006).

Here we experimentally identify non-methylated islands (NMIs) of DNA in the genomes of seven diverse vertebrates, encompassing major evolutionary branch points and including both warm and cold-blooded vertebrates.

Non-GPG strains represent a spectrum of highly diverse C. albicans genotypes [21], [23], [24] but can be subdivided into two major jackknifing-supported evolutionary branches, B and C [23].

In contrast, LPMO1 enzymes span a major evolutionary division as two branches cross into this functional class, indicating more sequence diversity in the LPMO1 family.

Characterization of the VvTFL1A haplotype network identified three major haplogroups, consistent with the geographic origins and the use of the cultivars that could correspond to three major ancestral alleles or evolutionary branches, based on the existence of mutations in linkage disequilibrium.

The resultant branch separation also suggests that there have been negligible structure/function modifications in the F3′H during the major evolutionary shifts from mosses to angiosperms.

The findings mean that to link species by Darwin's evolutionary branches is an oversimplification.