Sentence examples for to have evolutionary from inspiring English sources

The decision to play safe or take a chance seems to have evolutionary importance in all forms of animal life.

The order is considered to have evolutionary ancestors close to the order Myrtales.

Although the mechanisms are not well understood, this appears to have evolutionary roots which favour greater reproductive success.

"The results of our original research in this area have now been confirmed in an international multinational study on negative postcoital emotions, which appear to have evolutionary functions," he noted.

He believed that it was possible to have evolutionary change result from direct selection favoring a trait without having to consider that changed trait as an adaptation.

However, for variations to have evolutionary effect they need to be (at least partly) hereditary or heritable (see entry on heritability; I will here focus on hereditary variations and hereditary transmissibility as defined above, and will not discuss the notion of heritability which is a population term).

The other two Hs (habitat and hydropower), as well as other perturbations (e.g. climate change and biological invasions), are likely to also have evolutionary consequences.

His aim is not to bring down the regime, but to help people see reality: "Then it is their choice whether to have revolutionary or evolutionary change".

When we correctly separated the Aves group in an isolated cluster, we assumed that other groups should also be close to divisions that have evolutionary significance.

However, the main message of our paper is that changes in dispersal according to habitat fragmentation have evolutionary consequences exceeding by far such selection of dispersal related traits.

Co-infection of the host with multiple virus strains could have evolutionary benefit to EBV, creating diversity through genetic recombination.