Sentence examples for patterns has evolved from inspiring English sources

In a study published this week in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, they propose that this plethora of counterfeit patterns has evolved to exploit birds' innate instinct to avoid potential predators.

This morphogenetic system, combined with a complex and rapidly evolving secretome, as revealed here, is likely to have provided the foundation from which the incredible diversity of molluskan shell shapes and patterns has evolved.

Some unusual behaviour patterns have evolved in conjunction with sperm transfer in mollusks.

Two other patterns have evolved in the Mediterranean region and in the mountains.

In most species, however, elaborate courtship patterns have evolved, probably to protect the male from being mistaken for prey.

With the integration of horticultural cash crops, changing land use and cropping patterns have evolved (Sharma et al. 2007; Singh 1999).

The distance context, acute short haul road based competition, legacy issues as how industrial and commercial patterns have evolved, interaction with passenger services and a mass of varied national technical and operating criteria are not new in Europe.

This method is well suited to distinguish if reticulation patterns have evolved multiple times within different monophyletic clades [23].

By quantifying the migration of more than 1800 individually marked fish, we showed that actual migration patterns followed predictions with a remarkable accuracy, suggesting that migration patterns have evolved in response to seasonally fluctuating trade-offs between predator avoidance and foraging gains.

On both fine and large scales we found that recombination patterns have evolved faster in humans than in chimpanzees.

According to our results, the white and black plumage patterns have evolved at least twice in the group.