Sentence examples for the evolution of lower from inspiring English sources
Further, prey density is also likely to be lower at LS and selection is likely to favour the evolution of lower RF's that would allow the detection of larger prey at greater distances.
We explored the evolutionary fate and implications of retrocopies in the coelacanth genome and provided a novel perspective to understand the evolution of lower vertebrates and their adaptations in the transition from water to land.
Our study, whilst generating congruent results, is to our knowledge the first to demonstrate that the evolution of lower level units based on their effects on the commons can yield dispersal specialization, one of the precursors for selection at the group level and the evolution of full multicellularity.
Here we hypothesize that the auditory demands of percussive foraging resulted in a receiver bias that precluded the evolution of lower-frequency contact calls.
One interesting set of traits involves host pathogen interactions; if pathogens vary in the degree to which they impede host dispersal, we expect to see the evolution of lower-impact pathogens in invasion-front populations of the host (Phillips et al. 2010a).
The full understanding of the evolution of lowered virulence in this system certainly requires further work to provide a mechanistic explanation.
Both types of creationists, however, believe that changes in organisms may involve changes within a species or downward changes (negative mutations), but they do not believe that any of these changes can lead to the evolution of a lower or simpler species into a higher or more-complex species.
For the evolution of the lower limits for contribution bases and pensions, see Conde-Ruiz and González (2016).
We present a model for the evolution of the lower Jökulsá á Fjöllum and the Jökulsárgljúfur canyon during various stages of an extreme flood event.
The coastal area where these four scenarios are recorded is closely connected to the evolution of the lower valley of the Sauce Grande River, which is the most important river in the southwest of the Buenos Aires province.
We tie the evolution of the lower Jökulsárgljúfur canyon to established chronology of flood events during the Holocene farther upstream and highlight the dominant impact of extreme flood events over background processes in this landscape.
