Sentence examples for recurring evolution from inspiring English sources

The losses of the catalytic machinery here described convey that family GH5 sequences are also subject to recurring evolution that leads to novel functions.

Many authors have noted the recurring evolution of an elongate, limb-reduced body form in squamates, however, even within this clade, the frequency and rate of limb reduction inferred here for Lerista are exceptional.

Large-scale (segmental or whole) genome duplication has been recurring during angiosperm evolution and is one of the driving forces in the evolution of genomes and genetic systems [ 56, 57].

Evo-devo has even begun to give biologists new insight into one of the most beautiful examples of recurring forms: the evolution of mimicry.

Likewise, the evolution of invasive weeds from crop wild hybrids is a recurring pattern of adaptive evolution that entails numerous changes in life history, morphology and ecology (Baker 1974; Ellstrand and Schierenbeck 2000; Campbell et al. 2009; Ridley and Ellstrand 2010).

We'll say that he immediately found his way, that he has experimented with different genres and styles, we'll trace recurring themes, circumstances, an evolution or an involution.

Whole genome duplication, which results in polyploidy, is a common feature of plant populations and a recurring event in the evolution of flowering plants.

Bacterial endosymbiosis has a recurring significance in the evolution of insects.

There are recurring patterns of molecular evolution that are apparent in paralogs that originated from independent duplication events.

Polyploidy is a recurring process in the evolution of flowering plants that has had a considerable impact on plant species diversity (reviewed in Wendel and Doyle 2005).

Our results suggest that the DENV-1 evolution in recurring outbreak in Malaysia is likely to be a stochastic phenomenon, possibly driven by both negative selection and genetic drift [ 6, 24, 25, 52].