Sentence examples for major evolutionary stages from inspiring English sources

Key features of the locomotor design of tunas, mackerels, and outgroups are highlighted on a phylogeny to identify the major evolutionary stages in the functional morphology of scombrid locomotion.

These 15 plants species represent virtually all major evolutionary stages of plants, including alga, primitive land plants, and higher plants.

Using these and our own markers (Table  1) we found two major alterations occurring at different evolutionary stages of diploid wheats.

Moreover, I am not sure why this would be a major evolutionary force at the early stages of emergence of translation, when counterbalanced by the functional needs.

The appearance of a hard skeleton within the vertebrates was a major evolutionary advance, and to describe some of the stages through which the skeleton evolved, it is necessary first to understand that the apparently unified single system of bones in a living mammal is in fact derived from two separate systems.

Over the evolutionary history of mammals, which has experienced a large-scale increase in dental complexity, major dental traits have evolved that began at early evolutionary stages as peripheral features, low on a tooth crown, and developed presumably late in ontogeny.

Integration of multiple PIK phylogenies across major eukaryotic taxonomic groups permits an overview of the evolutionary stages of second messenger signaling from unicellular protists to mammals.

"Your brain function level regresses back through the evolutionary stages.

"We are planted on the earth, go through the evolutionary stages of growing.

The human brain has required many millennia and many evolutionary stages to reach its current complex status.

Parasites have evolved by three major evolutionary routes to alternate among two or more hosts.