Sentence examples for more ancient evolutionary from inspiring English sources
The human tendency to share may have more ancient evolutionary routes than previously thought.
It would not be surprising if the mosaic hoxb4a pleiotropism is part of the underlying genetic mechanisms that gave rise to more derived premotor circuitry using the more ancient evolutionary blueprints.
Of note, clone Ozaenae (6 STs) is more heterogeneous than clone Rhinoscleromatis (2 STs) based on the present strain collection, possibly reflecting a more ancient evolutionary emergence and/or a more rapid diversification.
We expect that characterization of the entire lamprey OR repertoire will shed light on more ancient evolutionary events.
(B and C ) miR-92 has a more ancient evolutionary history compared to the rest of mir-17-92 mir-17-92 mir-17-92
However, rapid turnover of elements is also common [ 106, 107] and could account for the absence of detection in more ancient evolutionary times since TEs may become unrecognizable.
By now, of course, we know that the history of our species is far more ancient, although the evolutionary tree keeps changing shape and sprouting limbs.
A more careful comparison of their genomes may resolve this issue of which is the more ancient on the evolutionary scale.
Unlike angiosperms, gymnosperms, a more ancient phylum in evolutionary terms, do not have specialised vessel cells so the homogenous tracheids play the role of bestowing large structural modification without loss of plant integrity alone.
Lineages also extend back to more ancient parts of the evolutionary tree, but here we do not examine these older patterns.
Indeed a full-scale Kuhnian paradigm shift is starting to be acknowledged [11] where traditional sexual selection in terms of male-male competition and female choice, rather than being the golden standard for interpreting mating interactions and outcomes, merely becomes "an interesting emergent property of a more ancient and far-reaching evolutionary dynamic: sexual conflict" [12].
