Sentence examples for split from each other from inspiring English sources
They estimated the rate at which species had split from each other in each lineage, and then combined those estimates into a single average.
Fungal cells turn out to be surprisingly similar to animal cells, and researchers recently determined that the fungal and animal lineages didn't split from each other until millions of years after both had branched away from the plants.
Based on the accumulated differences that occurred in their DNA over time (a way of estimating when species split from each other), the ancestral flock likely reached the Galápagos about 2-3m yeago aGrant and Grantrant, 2008).
Sōka-gakkai, (Japanese: "Value-Creation Society") lay Nichiren Buddhist movement that arose within the Japanese Buddhist group Nichiren-shō-shū; the two organizations split from each other in 1991.
Sōka-gakkai, ( Japanese: Value-Creation Societyy") lay Nichiren Buddhist movement that arose within the Japanese Buddhist group Nichiren-shō-shū; the two organizations split from each other in 1991.
Based on the rate of mutation in DNA, the geneticists estimate that the Aborigines split from the ancestors of all Eurasians some 70,000 years ago, and that the ancestors of Europeans and East Asians split from each other about 30,000 years ago.
During evolution, most of the plants had undergone lineage specific duplications – both before and after splitting from each other but in most cases the complexity in the translocation machinery seems to stay stable.
The logic of molecular clocks is simple: when two groups split apart from each other -- for example, when the human lineage split off from the chimpanzee lineage -- the two groups begin to accumulate differences in their DNA and proteins.
Neanderthals and modern people split off from each other on the evolutionary tree hundreds of thousands of years ago.
This small divergence indicates that the two lines split off from each other about 270,000 to 440,000 years ago.
No one really knows why the first few cells of quads like Ella, Georgie, Jessica and Holly split away from each other, creating four independent structures.
