Sentence examples for multiple evolutionary origins from inspiring English sources

Fig. 2 Alternative hypotheses for ecdysozoan relationships based on molecular data from expressed sequence tags (after Dunn et al. 2008), depicting Panarthropoda as variably having multiple evolutionary origins (a tardigrades within Cycloneuralia) or a single evolutionary origin (b tardigrades sister to Onychophora + Arthropoda).

Multiple evolutionary origins of hybrids in plants are well documented [52].

The Venn diagram shown in Figure 5 summarizes these results indicating that multiple evolutionary origins have contributed to the ACBU02 genome.

While more ionizing radiation resistant bacterial species are found in the Actinobacteria than any other phylum, radiation resistance is not a widespread trait in this phylum and may have multiple evolutionary origins.

They have multiple evolutionary origins from terrestrial environments and show a complex evolutionary history [ 1, 2].

If correct, this indicates that molluscan shell pigmentation mechanisms may have multiple evolutionary origins.

These data also suggest a multiple evolutionary origin of ammonia oxidation and imply that a universal molecular marker to study ammonia oxidation in the environment does not exist.

Given that CAM arose through multiple independent evolutionary origins, comparative transcriptomics and genomics of taxonomically diverse CAM species are being used to define the genetic 'parts list' required to operate the core CAM functional modules of nocturnal carboxylation, diurnal decarboxylation, and inverse stomatal regulation.

This hypothesis is in agreement with the multiple parallel evolutionary origins of GIs outlined before (Juhas et al. 2008).

Nonetheless, given their multiple, independent evolutionary origins, DAM genes from different species are unlikely to regulate dormancy in an strictly identical manner.

Phylogenetic structures further suggest both frequent and recent interchanges between habitats--there appear to be multiple, independent evolutionary origins for both shallow water and deep-sea taxa.