Sentence examples for more modern groups from inspiring English sources

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.

A meeting of both traditional folk and the more modern groups loosely interpreting the music, Green Man is not at all a dogmatic place, its mellow setting of a piece with the activities within.

String and wind instruments play an important role in Barbadian folk culture, especially the bow-fiddle, banjo and acoustic guitar; more modern groups also use an electric and bass guitar.

The best way to think about Kohort is probably Google Groups meets the more modern grouping features.

The best evidence on this comes from more modern human groups living in small-scale societies with low population densities: the Inuit, Bambuti, Kung Bushmen and others.

Moreover, the findings in this study should also facilitate future comparative genomic investigations between odonates and more modern insect groups, including model organisms like Apis mellifera, Drosophila melanogaster and Tribolium castaneum.

Extensive pigmentation studies performed on D. melanogaster and other insects have reported a role of some of these regulatory elements in pigmentation patterning with strong links to sexual selection, sexual dimorphism and speciation in these more modern insect groups [ 46, 68, 69].

By the time the first modern flowering plants were blossoming about 140 million years ago, more than 100 modern groups of beetles were already thriving.

SSFs after the Cambrian start to pick up more recognizable and modern groups.

We also broke down our findings according to the more "modern" classification which groups the carcinomas in five different categories.

The women gathered to watch the show liked that a distinction was made between such groups and more modern, independent polygamists.