Sentence examples for modern groups of from inspiring English sources

If so, then what if Animal X bifurcates into two modern groups of descendants which cannot interbreed?

The name Eocene is derived from the Greek eos, for "dawn," referring to the appearance and diversification of many modern groups of organisms, especially mammals and mollusks.

Dr. Blair said the work suggested that biologists might need to rethink the dating of some of the more modern groups of plants, like the flowering plants and species like corn and rice.

The other genera represent structural common ancestors of the Catarrhini, which indicates that the catarrhines and platyrrhines had by now become separate, whereas the two modern groups of catarrhines (cercopithecoids and hominoids) had not.

Medieval notions of probability exhibit parallels to all modern groups of probability concepts.

Around 34 million years ago, the first representatives of the modern groups of whales, odontocetes and mysticetes are found.

It is now thought to be an ancestor of the modern group of arthropods, which includes everything with a hard exoskeleton, from flies and butterflies to centipedes and crabs.

The political world that Burke lived in was, Namier's account suggests, really more like "The Sopranos" with snuffboxes than like any recognizable modern grouping of parties: various gangs of aristocrats, connected by blood ties and common interests, opposed other gangs of aristocratic oligarchs.

Among the species were rice and sorghum, which represent one modern group of flowering plants called the monocots.

This modern group of artists and critics who produced art and who possessed "an organ of comprehension" denied to the majority constituted "a specially gifted minority".

Nearly all kosher fish belong to the Subclass Neopterygii of the Class Actinopterygii (ray finned bony fishes) and most (but not all) are members of the Infraclass Teleostei (teleost fishes) within Neopterygii, the most common modern group of fish.