The phylogenetic organisation of the Leptospira genus based on the superlocus supports the theory [29] that L. interrogans is more recently evolved from L. kirschneri, more recent evolutionary subdivisions resulted in the separation of L. borgpetersenii followed by L. santarosai and L. weilii clades.
Much recent attention has been paid to the function of this large and more recently evolved region, which is one of the latest to achieve myelination in the human brain.
But their natural tripwire is completely ineffective against a more recently evolved predator: a bipedal species sporting a strong flashlight.
Working to control all those primitive impulses is the neocortex, the brain's more recently evolved outer layer.
Eventually floral biologists may be able to use these living survivors, or what are known as relic flowers, to answer more sophisticated questions about flowering and fertility in more recently evolved groups like pumpkins and roses.
These primal plants have been here all along - the park has the largest expanse of mosses in Manhattan - but we were busy charting changes in more recently evolved flora.
Recent research has eroded the idea that dreaming only occurs during REM sleep, and that it's a "bottom-up' process", with older parts of the brain activating the more recently evolved ones.
The field is often credited with having its intellectual origins in a WEB Du Bois meditation, but more recently evolved to the point that it simply allowed white scholars to talk more about... well, white people.
"We evolved to be very social animals, living in large groups, and so we have developed inhibitory mechanisms in the more recently evolved parts of the prefrontal cortex," explains Michael Price of the School of Social Sciences at the University of Brunel.
He once illuminated the peculiar evolutionary phenomenon in which more recently evolved species within a family group steadily decrease in size by comparing it to how the manufacturers of Hershey bars avoided price rises by making the bars smaller while keeping the costs the same.
The problem, in the eyes of Canter and many players, is that the franchise tag — which teams can use on one player a year — has more recently evolved into a mechanism to reduce the movement even of players without whom teams would certainly not plummet.
