Sentence examples for more recent lineages from inspiring English sources

If the insects colonize earlier during the plant radiation, then some degree of cospeciation may occur for the more recent lineages of plants and insects (Thompson 2005).

Of the early lineages of Ditrysia, Gracillarioidea and Gelechioidea are mostly leaf miners, but more recent lineages feed externally.

The remaining reactions are innovations, specific to more recent lineages (Table 1).

In general the molecular clock rate tends to be greater during evolutionary bursts or radiations (if these involve frequent population subdivision [ 165]) and along more recent lineages, than those in the deeper past, because in more recent lineages mutations may be present which, given sufficient time, will be removed by drift [ 166, 167].

In C. elegantior, New World haplotype deep divergence was older (T > 0.6) than New World haplotypes (T = 0.4), but extant New World haplotypes are descendents from more recent lineages.

Conversely, B latta orientalis and P. americana are much more recent lineages (split occurring 12.9 Ma) and, as previously stated, the metabolic profile of their common ancestor indicates notable metabolic stasis.

For another faction, it signifies the more recent lineage of figure-ground abstraction associated with Colin Rowe and his students at Cornell University's architecture school.

In addition, more recent, lineage-specific WGDs have been observed in various vertebrate lineages (Otto 2007).

Whereas, we have identified more recent lineage-specific WGDs in plants, none of such recent events has been identified in recent vertebrate history.

Pteropodids diverged from other bats 55 mya, whereas the myotid bats are considered by some authorities to be a more recent lineage that split 15 mya.

In these pathways, the majority of reactions belong to more recent lineage groups, and only a few reactions are specific to eukaryotes (Table 2).