Sentence examples for most rapid morphological from inspiring English sources

Early hominids like Australopithecus africanus, which lived some three million years ago, had a brain that weighed about 420 grams (15 ounces); modern human brains range from 1,350 to 1,450 grams, an increase that Dr. Zhang calls "one of the most rapid morphological changes in evolution".

We searched first for rodents from Families Cricetidae and Muridae, as most mammals in which rapid morphological change had been previously documented were from these families.

Movement or migration is a possible cause in some other cases of rapid morphological change, but most such cases do not have genetic components to help determine this.

It has been reported that early-successional, fast-growing and light-demanding species are the most responsive to the removal of root competition and are capable of very rapid morphological adaptation ((Messier and Nikinmaa [2000]); (Gunaratne et al. [2011])), but isolating the effects of aboveground vs. belowground competition is difficult.

Note the rapid morphological changes in MEC1 cells from a polarized migratory phenotype to a rounded morphology.

"The most rapid revolution in history," he wrote.

Disciples had experienced their most rapid growth in rural America.

But China is set to experience the most rapid growth.

And some researchers doubt that such rapid morphological change, coming in a few generations, could have a genetic basis.

The carbon deposition was most rapid on Ni/Al2O3.

The most rapid deformation was observed from 10 27 to 11 54 on August 15.