Sentence examples for modern orders from inspiring English sources

According to the genes, the modern orders of mammals arose much earlier than expected.

But the lineages leading to different modern orders of mammals were already distinct".

Others suggest that most modern orders "survived the mass extinction" or "that several lineages survived, perhaps on different continents.

The Tetrabothriidea is an archaic lineage of tapeworms that is older than the modern orders of seabirds, cetaceans, and pinnipeds, their contemporary hosts.

The researchers argue in tomorrow's issue of Nature that the modern orders of mammals go back well into the Cretaceous period, but paleontologists are skeptical.

The latest molecular data also suggest that modern orders of mammals arose and began to diversify about 104 million years ago--some 40 million years before their undisputed fossil record begins.

For thirteen years, Washington has insisted that its immutable goal is restoring the Middle East's modern order — within the countries created by European colonial powers a century ago.

They craved a more robust faith, based on a new revelation that would shake the foundations of the whole modern order.

He views Al Qaeda as representing a dying order in which men alone claim war, and with it dominance of women, while the United States and Europe, for all their flaws, represent a modern order deeply though not wholly averse to war.

A flexible multipurpose space on the second floor caters to consumers who want to learn more through tastings and instruction, but the room converts to a modern order center in mid-November to handle the holiday catalog rush.

But others say that because Eomaia doesn't belong to a modern order, it leaves the major discrepancy unchanged.