Sentence examples for the evolutionary link from inspiring English sources

A holographic sequence detailing the evolutionary link between Earth and Mars is staggeringly well staged.

Underlining the evolutionary link, she described her encounter with a senior male ape who had a "beautiful white beard".

Neuroscientist Adam Anderson of Stanford University says the evolutionary link may be weak, though, because facial expressions don't help lower animals.

Key to this is the identification of evolutionary and ecological trends; without the evolutionary link, systems venomics is relegated to a set of miscellaneous facts.

To test whether the evolutionary link between flowers and insects holds true in Australia, which has been geographically isolated for 34 million years, scientists collected 111 native Australian flowers.

Two taxa, Eunotosaurus africanus and Pappochelys rosinae, were recently and independently described as long-anticipated stem turtles whose diapsid skulls would cement the evolutionary link between turtles and other modern reptile lineages.

The eggs were supposed to reveal the evolutionary links between reptiles and birds but their collection nearly killed the journey's participants.

But beyond that, understanding the evolutionary links between our current DNA and that of our ancestors could have implications for certain current disorders and diseases.

Comparative cognitive neuroscience recognizes the evolutionary links between animal species (including man) and argues that complex traits like those underlying human cognition have their roots in less complex precursors that serve identical or rather similar functions in animals with smaller brains.

Thus, molecular evidence for the evolutionary links between fish swimbladder and tetrapod lung remains to be explored.

The supergroup concept as a whole, however, has been shown to be only moderately supported [3] and the evolutionary links among these groups are yet to be confirmed.