Sentence examples for the history of evolution from inspiring English sources

Where do they belong in the history of evolution?

The history of evolution is of increasingly complex things.

OLIVIA JUDSON, from "Dawn at the Museum" Reader Comments: I'm in Oxford teaching a course on the history of evolution.

"The history of evolution is that life escapes all barriers," says Dr Ian Malcolm, a mathematician played by Jeff Goldblum.

You find certain repertories of behaviors that obviously have been placed in our biology during the history of evolution because they match certain challenges in the environment.

"More than 99.99 percent of the species that have ever existed have become extinct," Dr. Margulis and Dorion Sagan wrote in "Microcosmos," a 1986 book that traced, in readable language, the history of evolution over four billion years, "but the planetary patina, with its army of cells, has continued for more than three billion years.

Phylogeny, the history of the evolution of a species or group, especially in reference to lines of descent and relationships among broad groups of organisms.

The three-domain system has largely replaced the previous five-kingdom system of American biologist Robert H. Whittaker, which is based on morphology (e.g., mode of nutrition) rather than phylogeny (the history of the evolution of a species or group).

Divergent PCs evolved in parallel with the evolution of PCs in opposite positions and the history of their evolution is similar.

-What is the history of teaching evolution in the United States?

Gerry Wright, an antibiotics researcher at McMaster University, told me that the history of microbial evolution demanded humility.