Sentence examples for review of the evolutionary from inspiring English sources
Annelids are members of the clade Spiralia or Lophotrochozoa (see Giribet et al. 2009 for a review of the evolutionary history of Spiralia).
A recent review of the evolutionary literature came down in greater favour of "mate choice" hypothesis than the by-product hypothesis.
For an extensive review of the evolutionary history of the genus, see [ 38].
A review of the methods of evolutionary psychology, published last summer in a biology journal, underlined a point so simple that its implications are easily missed.
Next, a comprehensive review of the applications of evolutionary computation in structural design is provided and chronologically classified.
Thus the sequence of the lecture course is roughly (1) a review of evolutionary biology, (2) the medically relevant evolutionary biology of humans, and (3) the medically relevant evolutionary biology of pathogens.
In this article, I present a concise review of the theoretical foundations of evolutionary psychology and convey how evolutionary psychology hypotheses about organizational design, culture, and leadership in organizations can be developed and tested.
The review into the evolutionary origins and development of the anus is published in the journal Zoologischer Anzeiger - A Journal of Comparative Zoology.
According to Robert M. Seyfarth of the University of Pennsylvania, who with his colleague Dorothy L. Cheney, recently reported in the Annual Review of Psychology on the evolutionary origins of friendship, baboon life is extremely stressful, especially for females.
For further details, an extensive review of the theory, prevalence, and evolutionary significance of CnGV and CoGV across all organisms, with implications for conservation of resource species, is provided by Conover et al. (2009a).
In this paper we briefly review the evolutionary history of the mutualistic interaction between angiosperms that produce fleshy fruits and their major consumers: frugivorous birds and mammals.
