Sentence examples for species existing from inspiring English sources
The discovery does not dramatically change the general picture of human evolution, but it complicates it a bit, providing new evidence that there were many distinct, and largely isolated, human species existing simultaneously, and competing with one another in a harsh environment marked by advancing and retreating ice sheets.
For centuries now, we humans have overestimated our power over nature, with the result that we've lost the knack of imagining ourselves in nature, as one species existing in a web of other species -- which is, of course, what we still are and will always be.
Our calculations show that numerous species existing in Titan's atmosphere are then formed as a result of a complex interplay kinetics.
This study also discusses the influence of hydrogen species existing in either precursor ions or graphenes on the formation of uniform and well-dispersed NPs on the substrates.
During the diamond deposition process, the light emitted from the individual chemical species existing in the plasma is analyzed as overall emission spectra.
While the first deprotonation occurs at acidic pH, the second occurs at basic pH, with a single deprotonated species existing at more neutral pH.
Ti- and Al-species existing in the catalyst surface have been identified by high resolution X-ray photoelectron spectroscopic (XPS) and solid-state magic angle spinning nuclear magnetic resonance (27Al MAS NMR) techniques, respectively.
They found spectral signatures for both metallic Au0 and cationic Au+ species, with the cationic species apparently existing in both two and four-coordinate environments.
While animals generally evolve into new species when populations become isolated, plants can also form a new species when two existing species interbreed.
MetaCluter 5.0 optimizes the two binning rounds to discover more species, while existing binning algorithms can only discover high-abundance species.
The females' ability may effectively serve as a reproductive barrier that is important in speciation, the divergence of new species from existing ones.
