Sentence examples for more highly evolved from inspiring English sources

In this respect the comb jellies are more highly evolved than even the most complex cnidarians.

These are ossified (bony) to different degrees, with more cartilage in the more highly evolved groups.

"They worried that people would find the dinosaurs more highly evolved than themselves," explained one.

Courtship, which is relatively simple in hynobiids and cryptobranchids, is increasingly elaborate and prolonged in the more highly evolved families.

Segments and associated structures were lost or fused during evolution from ancestral arthropods and arachnids to more highly evolved descendants.

Finally, a more highly evolved group of forest trees is the dicots, or broad-leaved trees, also called hardwoods.

Following this logic, Stefansson proclaimed that 'colder climates produced more complex and highly evolved civilizations than tropical ones', partly because of enervating heat and partly because the tropics produced food so easily that strong, fit bodies were not required (3).

The Pillsbury company's "filled bagels" -- described in the advertising copy as "highly evolved" -- are more like Pop-Tarts than bagels.

Significance in PcG system is apparent from the observation that these genes are not only conserved from plants to animals, but also highly evolved animals have more homologues of PcG genes.

The creature was thought to be related to highly evolved pareiasaurs, but the new analysis shows it was more similar to older, more primitive pareiasaurs.

The method is highly evolved.