Sentence examples for origin and elaboration from inspiring English sources

Our study thus adds to the evidence that selection has played some creative role in the molecular evolution of Gp-9 in fire ants, primarily in the context of the origin and elaboration of an alternative form of social behavior.

Female reproductive caste, a phenotype central to the origin and elaboration of eusociality, is especially likely to be subject to the coevolution of direct and indirect effects because caste development depends on brood responses to the nutritional environment provided by adult nestmates [28], [29], [39], [40].

Authors have suggested that the evolutionary origin, maintenance and elaboration of eusociality differ in selective pressures [ 58, 59].

We first outline its origins and then discuss its extensive applications and elaboration down to the present time with especial focus on the first thirty years.

The differential expansion and elaboration of this network in the eumetazoan lineage, compared to the sponge lineage, provided the foundation for the extensive body plan diversification seen in this clade, including possibly the origin of a second body axis.

His plots proceed by verbal connection and elaboration as much as by character interaction.

He took his cues from the writers Ralph Ellison and Albert Murray, arguing that black culture deserved investigation and elaboration.

But Al Andalus's most lasting cultural achievement was its translation and elaboration of ancient Greek texts.

The potent images of the "Wizard" do cry out for extension and elaboration.

We end with a summary and elaboration of future work.

Students in these systems use a variety of learning strategies - especially control and elaboration strategies.