Sentence examples for morphological evolutionary trajectories from inspiring English sources

When viewed in the PC1/PC2 plot (Figuer 8), the morphological evolutionary trajectories of Auguritidae and Pinacitidae display a seemingly pattern of parallelism.

To date, the liverwort Marchantia polymorpha and the moss Physcomitrella patens have been used to reveal evolutionary trajectories of developmental mechanisms that regulate morphological traits such as root hairs [ 10], and both endogenous (e.g. hormone signaling [ 11]) and environmentally-induced (e.g. chloroplast function [ 12]) physiological traits.

From these definitions, parallel evolution of some characters can be identified when the evolutionary trajectories of the studied lineages in the morphological space defined by this subset of characters (1) start with the same morphotypes, (2) evolve in parallel and are overlapping, and (3) end with the same forms.

On the other hand, the finite universe of genetic possibility, shared ancestry, and interactions among traits and loci also constrains the number of possible evolutionary trajectories and outcomes, and widespread convergent evolution of morphological and genetic traits may suggest the existence of a small number of available solutions to some evolutionary problems.

The altered evolutionary trajectories of gene duplicates.

These different evolutionary trajectories then give rise to different gene trees.

The competition between simple and complex evolutionary trajectories in asexual populations.

Weinreich, D. M., Watson, R. A. & Chao, L. Perspective: sign epistasis and genetic constraint on evolutionary trajectories.

The data they gather will help to whittle down the range of possible evolutionary trajectories Proxima b could have taken.

These results suggest that antimicrobial treatment strategies informed by collateral networks could affect the evolutionary trajectories of antimicrobial resistance.

Moreover, collateral responses shift the mutant selection window, suggesting that CS-informed therapies may affect evolutionary trajectories of antimicrobial resistance.