Sentence examples for most extraordinary evolutionary from inspiring English sources

One of the authors (John Krebs) has been at the heart of the debate about badger culling (he's against); another (Nick Davies, Cuckoo: Cheating by Nature) has just published a superb account of one of the most extraordinary evolutionary arms races that we know about.

In fact, one of the most extraordinary evolutionary events known the Cambrian explosion provides evidence for the existence of body plans and marks the initial appearance of all animal forms.

The secret of most mammals' extraordinary evolutionary success, paleontologists believe, lies in the teeth.

That's because these eggs, and the developing chicks within, are victims of one of the most extraordinary conflicts in the animal world, an evolutionary struggle for life and death that has left behind countless unhatched baby birds buried within generations of nests.

2R-WGD was most likely an instantaneous speciation, in itself an extraordinary evolutionary event, somewhat contrary to the classic Darwinian view of gradual evolution.

The origin and extremely rapid diversification of flowering plants, which Darwin famously referred to as an "abominable mystery," is one of the most extraordinary, and still not yet fully explained, phenomena in evolutionary history.

The mad and magnificent brilliance of one of cinema's most extraordinary images - the giant ape's last stand atop the Empire State Building, proclaiming doomed, counter-evolutionary defiance - is thrillingly revived in Peter Jackson's passionate remake of the 1933 classic by Cooper and Schoedsack.

Most extraordinary claims are.

The cathedral is the most extraordinary building.

People tell me the most extraordinary things.

You see the most extraordinary things".