Sentence examples for stage of evolutionary from inspiring English sources
"But at this stage of evolutionary development it seems that Greenwald's agenda becomes all the more obvious".
Most memorable was the response from Charles Darwin, which Fleming summarises as: "Women are at a different stage of evolutionary development, so genius is a biological impossibility for them".
Tim D. White of the University of California, Berkeley, a leader of the team, said in an interview that the genus Ardipithecus appeared to resolve many uncertainties about "the initial stage of evolutionary adaptation" after hominids split from the lineage of chimpanzees.
The key point is that the ecotypes exhibit moderate phenotypic and reproductive divergence, represent some intermediate stage of evolutionary divergence (i.e., prior to the completion of speciation), and are subject to divergent selection only on the axis of cryptic colouration.
For this early stage of evolutionary transition from a facultative parasite into an obligate endosymbiont, vertical transmission may still be periodically supplemented with horizontal transmission.
This dramatically ups the ante for the study of virus evolution, bringing it to the center stage of evolutionary biology [ 56, 57].
According to the multiregional hypothesis all modern people, including modern Africans, are the descendents of breeding and hybridising between separate ancestral groups, all at various stages of evolutionary development.
But in a steady-state universe, one would see galaxies at all possible stages of evolutionary development at even the farthest distances.
We have several "brains," almost like a series of a snapshots at various stages of evolutionary development and complexity.
The first stage, diversification in habitat, occurs in the early stages of evolutionary radiations, when resource competition promotes the use of different habitats.
We considered different stages of evolutionary divergence, with post-speciational diversification being particularly relevant to divergence between non-sister species pairs such as the pair examined here.
