Sentence examples for throughout evolutionary from inspiring English sources

Throughout evolutionary history, extra copies of genes have popped up spontaneously in the genomes of many organisms.

The DEM plots bird order relationships onto a dynamic two-dimensional space of genetic similarity and allows exploration of the relationships between orders throughout evolutionary time.

Today the scientific milieu is friendly to this approach, and the idea that microbes are 'the dominant life form on the planet, both now and throughout evolutionary history' (O'Malley & Dupré2007, p. 155) is more widely accepted.

That's the conclusion of a new study, which provides some of the broadest evidence yet that, throughout evolutionary history, genes from other branches of life have become part of animal cells.

McShea (1991, 1996, 2001) claims that, although the idea of rising complexity throughout evolutionary history is widespread and deeply entrenched, the empirical evidence for this claim is spotty and depends on the eye of the beholder (Gregory 2008a; Petto and Mead 2008).

Throughout evolutionary history, humans have gathered leaves and berries to eat, but they have done this with little information to guide their choices.

Throughout our evolutionary history, we have created ad-hoc systems of knowledge that organize environmental information and make it transmissible to the next generation.

The argument went that we remained one species throughout that evolutionary process, because there was interbreeding among the different populations.

This combination has permitted the primates throughout their evolutionary history to exploit the wide variety of novel ecological opportunities that have come their way.

Second, the important points from a polar bear perspective are: 1. Regardless of the date of their divergence from brown bears, it has been mostly cooler throughout their evolutionary history than it is now.

In the 1960s research inspired by her pioneering studies showed that chloroplasts and mitochondria in cells of organisms throughout the evolutionary chain contain genetic materials that apparently synthesize proteins and other substances and largely regulate their own development.