Sentence examples for tremendous diversification from inspiring English sources
Elephants, which evolved in the late Eocene about 40 million years ago, spread throughout much of the world and underwent tremendous diversification at this time.
Instead, I interpret the tremendous diversification of the songbirds today as indeed tied to that age-old predatory phenotype and played out primarily then and now on the diverse world of insects.
Overall, our analyses indicate that there was tremendous diversification in Kinsin-14 and Kinesin-7 families in flowering plants.
Interestingly, there are several domains present only in either Leishmania or Phytopthora sojae, which suggests tremendous diversification of kinesins in lower eukaryotes that may have to do with their unique life cycle and cell biology.
On the other hand, CYPs are of high-evolutionary diversity, not only for their considerable variations in sequence, but also for their tremendous functional diversification (Sezutsu et al. 2013).
The field of dynamic nuclear polarization has undergone tremendous developments and diversification since its inception more than 6 decades ago.
Such a scenario will defeat the tremendous progress of diversification in medicine that the nation has laboriously strived to achieve.
Results from our gene-tree analyses indicate that there was tremendous lineage-specific duplication and diversification of kinesins in eukaryotes.
The extant angiosperms have been attested to have experienced a rapid diversification in the Early Cretaceous period when the environment underwent tremendous changes (Stuessy 2004; Field and Arens 2005), resulting in the evolution of many plant-specific genes.
The diversification of life through local adaptation of populations and speciation has created the tremendous biodiversity found on the Earth.
This is in strong contrast with their tremendous diversity of morphotypes and ecological adaptations (Salzburger 2009) suggesting that, in cichlids, rapid phenotypic diversification is largely uncoupled from an equivalent molecular diversity in coding regions.
