Sentence examples for remarkably diversified from inspiring English sources
The reproductive behaviour of fishes is remarkably diversified: they may be oviparous (lay eggs), ovoviparous (retain the eggs in the body until they hatch), or viviparous (have a direct tissue connection with the developing embryos and give birth to live young).
Indeed, all the artists who later led the Impressionist movement indulged in remarkably diversified experiments.
It's a broad endorsement of the American economy, since the remarkably diversified conglomerate includes 125 businesses like Union Tank Car and EcoWater Systems.
After the Late Triassic diversification, polypods remarkably re-diversified along with angiosperms in the Cretaceous [ 6, 11].
"What's happened with Mexicans, specifically, is they have diversified remarkably around the United States," Mr. Passel said.
Therapsids were highly diversified and had remarkably mammal-like dentition and bone structure.
Malaysia is oftentimes overlooked by investors, even though it has progressed quietly but remarkably from a relatively poor producer of raw materials to a bustling and broadly diversified middle-income country.
Remarkably, most of the GPCR complex architectures belong to GRAFS families and are mostly diversified and conserved within metazoans.
Walsh and Ranogajec diversified.
But Daniel has diversified.
