Sentence examples for morphological evolutionary events from inspiring English sources

The timing of speciation and ecological and morphological evolutionary events in Nomocharis are temporally consistent with uplift in the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau and of the Hengduan Mountains 7 and 3 4 million years ago, respectively.

The goals of our present study are to use a molecular phylogeny as a framework to 1) determine whether the timing of morphological and ecological evolutionary events in Nomocharis are consistent with phases of uplift in the H-D Mountains and QTP, and 2) detect additional hybridization events with the Lilium-Nomocharis species of the H-D Mountains and QTP.

Phylogenetic principles are used to reconstruct complex ancestral traits of morphological characters, genome structures and their properties, and evolutionary events (like gene duplications, losses, transfers, or chromosomal rearrangements).

Their data strengthen the case that the developmental and morphological similarities between bilaterian centralized nervous systems are the result of independent evolutionary events that converged on similar outcomes.

In this respect, the phylogenetic position, and slow evolving morphological and molecular characters of marine priapulid worms advance them as a key group to decipher evolutionary events that occurred in the lineages leading to C. elegans and D. melanogaster.

The variability of antennal courtship and related morphological adaptations in the order Hymenoptera further suggest that these behaviours might not all be homologous, but instead might represent convergent evolutionary events.

Major Paleozoic land plant evolutionary events.

We discover that similar evolutionary events occur in most epidemics.

The geologic time scale from 650 million years ago to the present, showing major evolutionary events.

Such evolutionary events consequently generate new enzymes.

Why frogs might exhibit conservative morphological evolutionary patterns is not clear.