Sentence examples for rapidly evolutionary from inspiring English sources

"What this research shows is that changes in these plant populations were not the result of genetic drift, but directly due to natural selection by insects on plants," says Johnson. "It also demonstrates how rapidly evolutionary change can occur not over millennia, but over years, and all around us".

As Dr Paul Hopwood from the University of Exeter pointed out: "It's fascinating how genital evolution can happen so fast – in ten generations – showing how rapidly evolutionary changes can occur".

Using specific chemical probes to survey the activities of certain classes of proteins has entered a rapidly evolutionary area of proteomics.

miRNA genes are evolving rapidly; evolutionary dynamics also influences miRNA family size, diversity of mature sequences among family members, length of mature sequence and the number of targets regulated [ 57].

There are fewer well-documented instances of the second stage, presumably because this occurs fairly rapidly in evolutionary time.

Indeed, there is evidence that, in some cases and as the need arises, even the most basic and most long-lived of molecular strands can change quite rapidly, in evolutionary terms.

Moreover, these hotspots change rapidly in evolutionary timescale.

The stabilising effect, however, decays rapidly over evolutionary time, as noncoding regions of paralogs, being under little selective constraint, rapidly diverge in sequence.

However, the prevalence of monopolization effects might be limited where climate changes more rapidly than evolutionary rates permit a sufficient response in the resident species.

This suggests that such life-history adaptations can rapidly undergo evolutionary changes when the selective pressure of arid environment is relaxed.

We found that most mammalian duplicate genes are functionally conserved, and that they diverge rapidly over evolutionary time, acquiring a diversity of tissue-specific functions.