Sentence examples for more recent hypothesis from inspiring English sources
Another more recent hypothesis suggests that the dino die-offs occurred after a massive asteroid hit the planet near the Yucatán Peninsula.
A more recent hypothesis is that lemurs descended from lorisiform (loris-like) primates.
A more recent hypothesis suggests that, before its capture, Triton was part of a binary system.
(According to a more recent hypothesis, also widely embraced today, Goidelic and Brythonic languages, collectively known as Insular Celtic languages, evolved together for some time separately from Continental Celtic languages such as Gaulish and Celtiberian).
A more recent hypothesis has argued for indirect selection as an alternative explanation.
Although it is widely believed that serous ovarian cancers arise from the ovarian surface epithelium and inclusion cysts formed when ovarian surface epithelium become trapped inside the ovary [9], a more recent hypothesis for the initiation of ovarian cancer suggests that precursor lesions exist in the fimbriated end of the fallopian tube epithelium [10].
Most of these taxa (including trilobites) have traditionally been regarded as stem chelicerates under the Arachnomorpha hypothesis21,22, but more recent hypotheses regarding the organization of the arthropod head prompted their assignment to total-group Mandibulata23.
They underscore the difficult methodological and philosophical issues raised by these more recent hypotheses, namely the problem concerning the kind of evidence that backs them.
79– 83 A brief summary of some of the more recent hypothesis-generating data, only, will be presented here.
To gain further insight in CA evolution, we reconciled our CA phylogeny with two more recent hypotheses [ 41, 42] and a more classical hypothesis about the relationships of non-bilaterian animals with methods provided in Jane 4 [ 43].
Both of these relationships are at odds with early explanations for the two tetraploids' parentage [ 20, 29], but are congruent with more recent hypotheses, including the "semicristata" scheme and others.
