Sentence examples for phase in the evolutionary from inspiring English sources
This family represents a transitional phase in the evolutionary specialization of Strepsiptera, whereby both sexes leave the host before pupation, and females do not reproduce or release progeny in the unusual fashion outlined above.
These Ediacaran deep-sea fossils were preserved during the increasing oxygenation prior to the Cambrian radiation of animals and likely represent an important phase in the ecological and evolutionary transition to more complex eukaryotic forms.
Using the mean fitness in the stationary phase for each N value in the evolutionary dynamics shown in Figure 2A, we confirmed that the fitness value W * at each stationary phase followed Eqn. (11) (Figure 3).
By this point the book has moved on to the University of Michigan and a different evolutionary phase in the would-be writer's life: teaching.
Its soothing interiors — an increasingly intimate spiral of rooms — represent the next evolutionary phase in the city's architecture, one in which we need and crave privacy more than social contact.
The different ways in which two overlapping genes can be coded are known as phases [ 5], and the different phases determine, in turn, the evolutionary pressure that overlapping genes exert on each other [ 6, 7].
Topics covered in the evolutionary medicine course.
These features and the layering of sediments and soils play key roles in understanding the evolutionary phases undergone by the soils and sediments.
Myllokunmingia emerged during one of the most important phases in the history of life, an evolutionary boom known as the Cambrian explosion (named for the geological period when it took place).
The burst of additional subfamilies occurred around the same time as the early evolutionary phases in the order Dasyuromorphia.
The conserved exon/intron structure and intron phases in the BdMAPK cascade kinase genes revealed the close evolutionary relationship among all four species, and supported their classification.
