Examples of using Evolutionary tree in English and their translations into German
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But we onlyknow a part of their evolutionary tree.
Russell Gray develops evolutionary trees of language families that show signs of merging as well as splitting.
Tal Dagan(left to right) visualize the rooting of an evolutionary tree.
Through this they can for example calculate evolutionary trees or simulate the evolution of galaxies.
Of course we're all animals, but, some of us have climbed a little higher on the evolutionary tree.
Reconstructed evolutionary tree of 1654 Ebola virus genomes with a visualization of the geographic spread of the infection.
Main clades, groups andinformal groups==Here the information is displayed in the form of a cladogram an evolutionary tree of descent.
The biologists recently succeeded in drawing up an evolutionary tree of these animals which explains their global proliferation.
Lead to new things like giraffes, or orchids-- so too, do little embellishments in the crochet code lead to newand wondrous creatures in the evolutionary tree of crochet life.
So people can walk into this evolutionary tree and see the connection between the species.
A German-American research team with participation from the University of Göttingen hasnow published the most comprehensive genetic evolutionary tree of Phasmatodea to date.
When we look at the so-called evolutionary tree, we're up on the upper right-hand corner with the animals.
Natural History as a method of ordering isclosely connected to the appearances of ordering structures, such as the evolutionary tree, the diagram and the structures of naming: taxonomies.
The evolutionary tree, which postulates that all today's species are descended from one common ancestor which itself evolved from nonliving chemicals.
This is the anthropocentric aspect of the creation of evolutionary tree that the exhibition and title negotiates.
In her notes on making the evolutionary tree, Deball writes,» I(…) considered if it would be possible to put these two worlds together: the territory of tangible fossils that leave an imprint on stone, and the very ethereal and cybernetic study of genetic data.
Just as the morphology and the complexity of life on earth is never ending, little embellishments and complexifications in the DNA code lead to new things like giraffes, or orchids-- so too, do littleembellishments in the crochet code lead to new and wondrous creatures in the evolutionary tree of crochet life.
The 21 species are indicated here by this phylogeny, this evolutionary tree, that shows their genetic relationships, and I have colored in yellow the orb-web-weaving spiders.
Bora brought up the story of Ida, the missing link, as a great example of a story that inspired the public, even if they didn't know much about the significance of the fossil; however, it could be argued that this story was an example of the MSM publishing the claims of researchers unquestioningly,as counter-research claimed Ida was a dead-end branch on the evolutionary tree, not a human ancestor.
There are countless examples of genetic characteristics,ecological systems, evolutionary trees, enzyme properties, and other facts that are very difficult to square with the theory of evolution.
By the 1980s, protein sequencing had already transformed methods of scientific classification of organisms(especially cladistics) but biologists soon began to use RNA and DNA sequences as characters; this expanded the significance of molecular evolution within evolutionary biology, as the results of molecularsystematics could be compared with traditional evolutionary trees based on morphology.
Homo sapiens is seen as the topmost branch in the evolutionary tree of life, but the tree is still growing, and who knows what the next branches will look like?
With the organic spiral shape, with the indication of time(the oldest fossils hang lower, the ones closer to humans in time hang higher)and although different in setting, this evolutionary tree also brings associations back to the optically and socially engaging theatrical or painterly display form.
This lizard is the closest to the genus Brachiosaurus in the evolutionary tree, perhaps it was his direct ancestor, but has some differences- with respect to the length of the dorsal spine, it has a relatively large skull, short neck, a long tail and limbs.
The Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies(HITS) Annual Report 2011 is out: Data-driven science- New insights into the structureof spider silk, the largest evolutionary tree of flowering plants, atomic-detail enzyme models for drug metabolism and simulations of cosmic structure formation The latest Annual Report 2011 provides insights into the research activities at HITS,….