Sentence examples for rapidly evolving species from inspiring English sources

& Hawley, R.S. Heterochromatin: a rapidly evolving species barrier.

This article from the New York Times states, "It [white clover] is one of the most rapidly evolving species of flora, learning quickly how to survive in the toughest of urban environments". Is it accurate to say that the clover "learned" how to survive?

They calculated evolution rates for 12 additional genes, and--most importantly, they say--eliminated from their pool both slowly and rapidly evolving species that might have skewed their average.

"I've been long puzzled by the suggestion that the polar bears would have been such a miraculous and rapidly evolving species," Frank Hailer of the Senckenberg Nature Research Society in Frankfurt told LiveScience.

A clade of Tardigrada and Onychophora is also consistently recovered using the CAT model whether the rapidly evolving species are included or not (fig. 6).

These results suggest that signal supporting Myriochelata is found in rapidly evolving sites or is associated with data sets containing rapidly evolving species.

For a more in-depth analysis we used additional teleost species to take into account syntenic conservation within these rapidly evolving fish species [ 28].

Thus our ancestors like all other forms of life from time immemorial suffered extinction and were replaced by rapidly evolving descendant species.

However, at least one recent study indicates that maternal environmental effects are negligible in a rapidly evolving invasive species (Monty et al. 2009).

The rapidly evolving Equus species gave us the opportunity to catch snapshots of evolutionarily new centromeres in different stages of 'maturity' (Piras et al. 2010).

Sexually dimorphic traits are often the most rapidly evolving traits between species, making them prime candidates for dissection of the genetic basis of development (Kopp and True 2002).