Sentence examples for many different lineages from inspiring English sources

"Having so many different lineages independently evolve to such similar maximum sizes suggests that there were similar ecological roles to be filled by giant mammals across the globe," he said.

Then, 16,000 years ago, the population boomed, with many different lineages suddenly branching off from one another.

Scientists are not sure why the lightly armored trait was favored in so many different lineages, but it may have involved selection for increased body flexibility (Colosimo et al. 2005).

They found that it's not just family members who stay together; a network analysis showed that these girls' clubs were made up of bats from many different lineages and age groups.

This also indicates that P. aeruginosa from many different lineages can adapt to all kinds of niches.

Moreover, H9N2 viruses have evolved into many different lineages and sublineages, but how many genotypes actually exist within H9N2 viruses is still unclear.

The authors show that the feather lice represent a lineage that has radiated, repeatedly, into different host niches and many different host lineages.

"Adapting to this environment is not a magic trick; it's something these organisms have been able to achieve in many different evolutionary lineages," said Dr. Mitchell L. Sogin, director of the Josephine Bay Paul Center for comparative molecular biology and evolution at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Mass.

In contrast, Spotted Owls and Great-horned Owls showed low specificity and were infected with many different parasite lineages.

Lysophosphatidic acid (1- or 2-acyl sn-glycero-3-phosphate), one of the simplest phospholipids, is produced and released by many different cell lineages including cancer cells.

MSCs are easy to isolate and propagate and possess the ability to differentiate into many different cell lineages, including osteoblasts, chondrocytes, adipocytes, hepatocytes, and neuron-like cells [ 3– 6].