Sentence examples similar to nearest evolutionary ancestor from inspiring English sources
Among the leading hypotheses is that hydrogenosomes and mitochondria share a common evolutionary ancestor.
Sequence and structural comparison between these ATPases reveal that they share a similar motor domain, suggesting a common evolutionary ancestor.
Modelling of GH family 50 suggests that it may be the common evolutionary ancestor of families 42 and 14.
It is, however, generally thought that ctenophores and cnidarians share a common evolutionary ancestor.
Superfamily bridging together protein families with common functional and structural features inferred to be from a common evolutionary ancestor.
That's hardly surprising, since those animals are our nearest evolutionary relatives.
It is a significant shift in our thinking about our nearest evolutionary cousins.
We propose that archaeal and eukaryotic primases and the prim-pol domain have a common evolutionary ancestor, a bifunctional replicase for small DNA genomes.
He happened to believe in a hypothesis first put forth by Charles Darwin — and by 1957, largely forgotten — that humans and chimpanzees share an evolutionary ancestor.
Because all felines — from domestic cats to lions — have an identical mutation, it is likely that the sweet-receptor gene became inactive in their common evolutionary ancestor.
About eight to twelve million years ago, the evolutionary ancestor to humans, chimpanzees, and orangutans appears to have undergone a burst of evolution, driven by duplicated sequences of DNA.
