Sentence examples for probably arose from from inspiring English sources

There is, therefore, general agreement that the insects probably arose from an early symphylan-like form.

If so, opisthokonts, and most or all living eukaryotes, probably arose from cells with complex microtubular cytoskeletons.

My interest in art probably arose from the fact that she would take me to art galleries.

Dr. Iglesias-Rodríguez said the conflicting findings probably arose from differences between how the experiments were conducted.

The term originated in New England and probably arose from the Indians' practice of gathering winter stores at this time.

In invertebrates, there are three sarcoglycan genes, while in mammals there are additional sarcoglycan genes that probably arose from gene duplication events.

It probably arose from photochemical dissociation of ammonia an abundant ice in the outer solar system into molecular nitrogen and hydrogen.

Hypsilophodontids survived into the Late Cretaceous, when they lived alongside the iguanodontids and hadrosaurs that probably arose from early members of the lineage.

Opisthobranchs probably arose from an unknown group of primitive prosobranchs and have evolved extensively into different lines showing a reduction of the visceral hump and shell.

But while manspreading probably arose from someone's angry text to a friend after being squished into the side of her seat, and hangry when they felt tetchy because they missed breakfast, some idioms have much more colourful origins.

Because prions don't jump easily from one species to another, the researchers say the protective effect probably arose from frequent eating of human flesh, rather than of infected animals.