Sentence examples for years of evolutionary from inspiring English sources

But six billion years of evolutionary common sense is keeping my pupils dilated to a steady panic.

But at least 300 million years of evolutionary history isn't a bad track record for an essential bit of Christmas tradition.

He wants to see whether the Zebra jumping spider will be able to adapt to microgravity to catch its prey, overcoming millions of years of evolutionary instinct.

The most sophisticated hair dyes, I am afraid, do not stand a chance at fooling thousands of years of evolutionary insight.

And here we may come at last to the seedbed of the New Atheism, the thing that made the noes so loud: the broad prestige, in the past twenty years, of evolutionary biology.

Hybridization tends to occur between species that are closely related, Dr. Lovette said, but an individual from one genus may occasionally form a pair with a bird from an altogether different genus, separated by many millions of years of evolutionary divergence.

In "Spore", Will Wright lets players create their own species and send them off on a journey through five billion years of evolutionary history.

The diversity of plant surface structures is a result of several billions of years of evolutionary processes.

It's not a simple question of survival, he says, but rather the result of millions of years of evolutionary pressure.

Our educative instincts took their present shape during the hundreds of thousands of years of evolutionary history when our ancestors were all hunter-gatherers.

The genus Oryza represents about 15 million years of evolutionary divergence that has been established as a 'one-of-its-kind' tractable comparative genomics system.