Sentence examples for term of evolution from inspiring English sources

Our results provide an additional evidence that salmonid sex chromosomes are extremely 'young' (i.e., homomorphic) sex chromosomes in term of evolution and strongly support the jumping sex locus hypothesis proposed by Woram and collaborators (Woram et al. 2003).

They're related to mosquitoes in terms of evolution.

She must have realized there was something special about the new guy, in terms of evolution".

I will highlight the importance of Madagascar for wildlife, in terms of evolution by natural selection, as proposed by Darwin.

And that's been it in terms of evolution, really, save for dropping the malevolence after Scott died.

Poets think in terms of metaphors and metres and rhythm, but he thinks in terms of evolution, orang-utans, sea otters and exploding population.

Allergies make a lot more sense in terms of evolution when seen as a burglar alarm, argues Medzhitov.

Between these two very different views, Talita Sousa Nascimento of the Maranhão Institute of Social-Economic and Cartographic saidits, said it may be better to see bolsa familia in terms of evolution rather than revolution.

If you can't spread your genes, that's it in terms of evolution," said Dr Karim Vahed, a behavioural ecologist at Derby, who led the study.

But their advantage, in terms of evolution, is that "you only have to edit them once to create a lasting change," Dr. Walsh said.

In terms of evolution, dormancy seems to have evolved independently among a wide variety of living things, and the mechanisms for dormancy vary with the morphological and physiological makeup of each organism.