Sentence examples for most important evolutionary from inspiring English sources
Dr. Hamilton, who died in 2000, is now regarded as one of the most important evolutionary biologists since Darwin.
Buss: From an evolutionary perspective, sex is close to the engine of the most important evolutionary process — differential reproduction.
"If we ask what are the most important evolutionary events of the last 5,000 years, they are cultural, like the spread of agriculture, or extinctions of populations through war or disease," said Marcus Feldman, a population geneticist at Stanford.
Theodosius Dobzhansky was one of the most important evolutionary biologists of the twentieth century.
And, for a while at least, those labs were home to Theodosius Dobzhansky, a Russian expatriate, and arguably the most important evolutionary biologist of the twentieth century.
Among these are the enantiornithines (Chiappe 2007; Chiappe and Witmer 2002), a group that constitutes the most important evolutionary radiation of premodern birds.
Light is one of the most important selective evolutionary forces for living organisms [ 1].
Indeed, besides Vgt1, ZmRap2.7 expression is likely to be under control of miR172 (given the presence of miR172 target sequence in ZmRap2.7), one of the most important and evolutionary ancient noncoding microRNAs (Park et al. 2002; Chen 2004), which seems to act by targeting mRNAs both by cleavage and translational repression (Zhu and Helliwell 2011).
There were other strands in Wilson's synthesis, like new ideas on aggression, but the most important was British evolutionary biologist William Hamilton's explanation of kin selection.
It is not difficult to see why, as Paley passionately addressed what they see as the most important question in evolutionary biology: the origins of complex adaptations.
Phylogenetic trees are one of the most important tools that evolutionary biologists use to record and synthesize information, explain phenomena and predict relationships among organisms (Novick and Catley 2007).
