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Bilateral flowers evolved , e.g. those of the pea family (Fabaceae) and orchids (Orchidaceae).

The rest are all hitch-hikers, mainly harmless bacteria that have evolved with us.

This is why another part of the brain, the orbital frontal cortex (OFC), developed as we evolved into social beings.

All of which suggests we’ve evolved a number of tricks to avoid the ultimate game-over: starvation. Because knowing you’re famished is only half the battle.

The fewest signals of selection were seen among people who live in the humid tropics, the ecoregion where the ancestral human population evolved.

As facts evolved, such as the absence of further cases, CDC's pursuit of the original strategy to immunize everyone became more and more controversial and costly in terms of long-term credibility.

They evolved together.

It subsequently evolved into an even more complex investment vehicle.

But as page design has evolved to deliver information in a 'broadband' format, I wonder whether we have evolved as quickly as the content we consume.

Indeed, whales and humans have even evolved a similar nurturing style of grandparenting.

The button evolved into the butcon by replacing its text with an icon, then migrating onto the toolbar.

Along the mangrove waterways, creeks and estuarine waters, a rich tradition of artisanal mariculture has evolved and fish constitutes an important part of the peoples' protein supply.

Since there is such an abundance of food in the sea, it is understandable that some of the efficient, highly adaptable, warm-blooded mammals that evolved on land should have returned to the sea.

The British political system has evolved over several centuries.

The first recognisable ancestors of modern humans evolved during the Pliocene epoch.

They evolved from more formal and ceremonial routes of movement into corridors that tried to reintroduce nature into the city.

It's possible that the cleanest, most highly evolved creatures where this topic is concerned are internal parasites, along with bee, wasp and ant larvae.

We have evolved as perspicuous of animals.

The developmental history of the society tells us that man has evolved from apes.

The button is arguably the most visually compelling control in the designer’s toolkit. It isn’t surprising that it has evolved with such diversity across the user interface.

I believe that this is an evolved instinct.

It's an independent natural language, evolved by ordinary people and transmitted culturally from one generation to the next.

How has technology evolved since your first foray into film?

This leads to a view of the service as a continuum of evolved service specifications over the lifetime of the service, from its inception to its retirement, as shown in Figure 2.

Evolutionary change results in essentially the same, albeit evolved, business value, and is thus a new version of a service.

You've evolved from a "feathery" (stuffed with feathers) to a "gutty" made from latex of the Palaquium genus to today's standard 1.62 ounces, 1.68' diameter ball of rubber or synthetic material.