Examples of using Evolutionary tree in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The evolutionary trees that adorn our textbooks have data only at the tips and nodes of their branches;
That is the conclusion of a study thatcompares the grammar of several hundred languages by looking at their evolutionary trees.
I have a hunch that the main branches of the evolutionary tree pass through the languages that have the smallest, cleanest cores.
That's the conclusion of a new study whichcompares the grammar of several hundred languages in the light of their evolutionary trees.
Scientists know that species' places on the evolutionary tree have something to do with organisms' ability to regrow body parts.
What surprised people was that thiswas a dinosaur that was as far from birds in the evolutionary tree as could be imagined.
Rex, matched very well with the evolutionary tree, meaning that the current view of evolution of these creatures is very accurate.
We are excited that ourdata show an almost perfect agreement between the evolutionary tree and the ages of fossils in the rocks.
On the evolutionary tree, the animal and fungal kingdoms sprout from the same branch, splitting from each other long after plants diverged.
There remains an intense debate over whether eyes developed once ormultiple times in the evolutionary tree of life on Earth.
Herbivory seems to be much more recent, so in our evolutionary tree, it appears more frequently closer to the tips of the tree.”.
In modern phylogeny, clades are defined groups thatcontain all species belonging to a certain branch of the evolutionary tree.
My point here is not to dis Java,but to raise the issue of evolutionary trees and get people asking, where on the tree is language X?
The chimpanzee and bonobo, formerly called the"pygmy chimpanzee," are the twospecies most closely related to humans in the evolutionary tree.
The research team thenused these genomic blueprints to construct a giant evolutionary tree of bacteria based on 120 genes that are highly conserved across the bacterial domain.
It's evolutionarily conserved, meaning it hasn't been lost from acommon ancestor as species broke off from each other in the evolutionary tree.
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.
The new study provides insights on both counts by revealing that immunologicalcross-protection appears to exist within each major branch of the evolutionary tree of influenza A.
The few post-Miocene bird fossils which cannot be placed in the evolutionary tree with full confidence are simply too badly preserved, rather than too equivocal in character.
These creatures are some of the earliest complex organisms on Earth,but their place within the evolutionary tree has long puzzled scientists.
The evolutionary distances betweenspecies can be used to form evolutionary trees; these trees represent the common descent and divergence of species over time, although they do not show the transfer of genetic material between unrelated species(known as horizontal gene transfer and most common in bacteria).
Researchers from the University of British Columbia, who headed this study,relied heavily on the gaps in the evolutionary tree that were hinted at by speciation.
Similarities between Pithecanthropus erectus(Java Man) and Sinanthropus pekinensis(Peking Man) led Ernst Mayr to rename both Homo erectus in 1950,placing them directly in the human evolutionary tree.
The scientists then mapped the vast dataset of animal species andtheir dietary preferences onto an evolutionary tree built from DNA-sequence data to untangle the evolutionary relationships between them.
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 little embellishments in the crochet code lead to newand wondrous creatures in the evolutionary tree of crochet life.
Discovery of this new species was a shock to us because prior to this,the fossil record suggested that the evolutionary tree of platypuses was relatively linear one,” said Dr. Michael Archer of the University of New South Wales, a co-author of the study.
Some closely related groups of species are limited to the same dangerous places(like LeMar in Madagascar) or share weak characteristics(such as meat),which means that the evolutionary tree can lose whole branches rather than the scattering of the leaves.
Some closely related groups of species are restricted to the same threatened locations(such as lemurs in Madagscar) or share vulnerable characteristics(such as carnivores),meaning that the evolutionary tree could lose entire branches rather than an even scattering of leaves.