Examples of using From a common ancestor in English and their translations into Hungarian
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such as Herrerasaurus and Eoraptor therefore has important implications for the concept of dinosaurs as a monophyletic group(a group descended from a common ancestor).
could not have been inherited from a common ancestor.
humans diverge from a common ancestor?
zebra all evolved from a common ancestor(Hyracotherium) which lived in Europe
different habits of life, we may generally attribute its presence to inheritance from a common ancestor; and its absence in some of the members to loss through disuse or natural selection.
You must believe that all creatures gradually evolved from a common ancestor, despite the fact that the fossil record strongly indicates that the major kinds of plants
we may attribute its presence to inheritance from a common ancestor; and its absence in some of the members to its loss through disuse or Natural selection.
and a roughly equal number of ray-finned fishes-- descended from a common ancestor that had a well-developed electroreceptive system.
more information about when dogs and wolves diverged from a common ancestor, and when and how dogs were domesticated.
monkeys derive from a common ancestor.".
rather than inheriting them from a common ancestor with birds.[10].
monkeys derive from a common ancestor.
monkeys derive from a common ancestor.”?
of land animals(including humans) and a roughly equal number of ray-finned fishes- descended from a common ancestor that had a well-developed electroreceptive system.
defined by Darwin as“evidence of the evolution of living things from a common ancestor”, can by no means be regarded as any evidence at all.
dogs descended from a common ancestor.
monkeys derive from a common ancestor.
chimpanzees have evolved independently from a common ancestor so as to now differ in these 5,000 genes,
and a roughly equal number of ray-finned fishes--descended from a common ancestor that had a well-developed electroreceptive system.
relationship of all organisms, due to derivation from a common ancestor.