Examples of using To have evolved in English and their translations into Swedish
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It is believed to have evolved in Western Asia.
Blackjack is considered to have evolved from this craze.
It is believed to have evolved from the peroxisome.
many are now saying that there has not been enough time for life to have evolved on Earth; thus an older planet is needed.
The structures are thought to have evolved independently many times.
They seem to have evolved a number of adaptations to avoid us killing them,
What he shows us is that it is way too complex to have evolved by random chance.
The virus appears to have evolved from the Hepatitis C virus between 500 and 1,000 years ago.
Miracinonyx is believed to have evolved from cougar-like ancestors,
It is thought to have evolved in the Palearctic, and then to have expanded into the Nearctic.
The original Welsh Mountain Pony is thought to have evolved from this prehistoric Celtic pony.
The game was originally believed to have evolved from the original beer pong played with paddles[10]
This year the business cycle on the whole appears to have evolved according to the Riksbank's assessment.
The bobcat is believed to have evolved from the Eurasian lynx,
Thus, 7TM spanning receptors are likely to have evolved from the topology of bacteriorhodopsin.
One element which does not seem to have evolved greatly is the degree of mutual awareness between our two regions,
A. ausonia As far as is known, the genus Alca seems to have evolved in the western North Atlantic
For example, Magadhi Prakrit is believed to have evolved into Abahatta around the 6th century which competed with the ancestor of Bengali for a period of time.
This lifestyle is believed to have evolved in the genus Potentilla around 20 million years ago.
In the Pixar film WALL-E, humans are shown to have evolved into obese, docile,
You have wanted to know by what method we have evolved to the state in which we are now living.