Sentence examples for remarkable convergent from inspiring English sources

These evolutionary forces have often caused species in different families and even orders to evolve similar strategies and adaptations to the same problems, leading to remarkable convergent evolution, such as that between auks and penguins.

There are some remarkable convergent metabolic traits, in particular, the capacity for assimilating sulfate.

We conclude that the cushion life form is a remarkable example of convergent key innovation, which has favored the colonization of cold and dry habitats.

Although both structures share a large number of neural architectural features, they are probably not homologous but represent a remarkable case of convergent evolution.

The fact that it appears over and over reveals a remarkable case of "convergent evolution" in language, they added.

But a new study published online in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B finds these fins arose independently at least three times, in a remarkable example of convergent evolution that suggests the fin has an important adaptive function that science has all but ignored.

The phylogenetic position of the Plotopteridae implies that wing-propelled diving evolved independently in plotopterids and penguins, representing a remarkable case of convergent evolution.

This case of heterotypic complementation among evolutionary distant viruses confirmed experimentally a remarkable case of convergent evolution in viral anti-PKR mechanisms.

The existence of these different mechanism stress the critical role of PKR in regulating host-virus interaction and show a remarkable example of convergent evolution to generate different patterns of molecular mimicry [8].

This study thus confirms previous work [43], [59], [50], which suggested that the skeletal anatomy of plotopterids represents a remarkable case of convergent evolution on the more familiar penguin body-plan.

There was a remarkable amount of convergent and reversionary changes of non-polar amino acid replacement among snakes in and around channel H (Figure 3B; Tables S7 S8); I453, for example, apparently experienced six replacements of isoleucine in different snake lineages (Figure 3B).