Sentence examples for unique lineage from inspiring English sources

Lazily drawn comparisons to Björk and the Knife were telling insofar as they placed Glasser in an uncategorisably unique lineage rather than drawing direct sonic parallels.

"This is a much older and much more unique lineage," Dr. O'Brien said, "and a much more ancestral illustration of the kind of little guys running around under the feet of the dinosaurs".

His findings concluded that of the five beasts he sampled, labelled in the Chinese zoos where they were kept as South China tigers, only two were of "unique lineage".

A species' homeostatic mechanisms are mechanisms of one species because they affect organisms that form a unique lineage.

Molecular analysis of large-subunit ribosomal DNA and translation elongation factor 1α showed that the species belonged to a unique lineage in the family Boletaceae, and the genus Harrya was circumscribed to contain both it (as the type species) and the newly described H. atriceps.

B1 B cells are believed to be a unique lineage with a distinct developmental pathway, function and activation requirement.

Black and brown bears then split into unique lineages between 1.5 and 6.5 million years ago.

Only species (unique lineages or branches) and monophyletic groups are considered to be natural taxa because they exist in nature as a result of evolution, or "descent with modification".

Furthermore, the endangered red and eastern wolves are not unique lineages with distinct evolutionary histories, but relatively recent hybrids of gray wolves and coyotes, the scientists report online today in Science Advances. .

The study, for instance, highlighted the black rhino, red panda and the indri, a large lemur endemic to Madagascar, as endangered animals with particularly long and unique lineages. .

Here, the majority of types of modern animals appeared in the fossil record, as well as unique lineages that subsequently became extinct.