Synonyms for evolutionary
evo·lu·tion·a·ry

Princeton's WordNet

1. evolutionaryadjective

   of or relating to or produced by evolution

   "evolutionary biology"

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1. List of paraphrases for "evolutionary":

   evolving, rolling, evolutive, progressive, adaptive, evolution

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1. Laure Segurel:

   I think it's fascinating, the evolutionary history, even though I don't think we have the answer of why we have different blood types.

2. Liran Carmel:

   Studying Denisovan anatomy can teach us about human adaptation, evolutionary constraints, development, gene-environment interactions, and disease dynamics, at a more general level, this work is a step towards being able to infer an individual's anatomy based on their DNA.

3. Clarissa Pavao:

   I never thought I would be working on the evolutionary history of binary star systems and supernovas, it’s been an amazing project.

4. Gilad Bino:

   The platypuses are dying in many rivers and the situation seems to be getting worse, these are evolutionary relics unique to Australia, and factors such as the increasing frequency and duration of droughts are definitely going to drive many populations to extinction.

5. Taifo Mahmud:

   The ability to make gadusol, which was first discovered in fish eggs, clearly has some evolutionary value to be found in so many species, we know it provides UV-B protection; it makes a pretty good sunscreen. But there may also be roles it plays as an antioxidant, in stress response, embryonic development and other functions.