Definition of phyletic in English:

phyletic

adjective fʌɪˈlɛtɪkfaɪˈlɛdɪk

Biology

Relating to or denoting the evolutionary development of a species or other group.
〔生〕（有关物种进化）线系的，世系的，种系发生的
phyletic gradualism
Example sentencesExamples
- Stanley's complaint is about the inadequacy of phyletic gradualism to account for the known facts of paleontology and the superiority of punctuated equilibria as an explanation for those facts.
- Although resolved into few time slices, evidence from Folkestone suggests that the increase in average number of radial folds occurred in progressive steps and is, therefore, best viewed as gradual or incremental, phyletic evolution.
- Thus, whereas the initial evolution of potential radial folds may have been allopatric, in this case there must have been substantial phyletic evolution following speciation that affected the global population.
- Colored lines connect histidine kinase and response regulator proteins belonging to the same signaling pathway or species phyletic cluster.
- The second possible mechanism is acceleration or retardation of development in the course of phyletic evolution.

Derivatives

phyletically

adverb

Biology

Approximately 1340 described marine gammaridean species are classified phyletically in the current CNAI list of amphipod crustaceans of North America.
Example sentencesExamples
- Conceptually, then, phyletically independent achievement of the mammalian configuration of the jaw and middle ear was accepted with little issue.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek phuletikos, from phuletēs 'tribesman', from phulē 'tribe'.

Definition of phyletic in US English:

phyletic

adjectivefīˈledikfaɪˈlɛdɪk

Biology

Relating to or denoting the evolutionary development of a species or other group.
〔生〕（有关物种进化）线系的，世系的，种系发生的
phyletic gradualism
Example sentencesExamples
- The second possible mechanism is acceleration or retardation of development in the course of phyletic evolution.
- Colored lines connect histidine kinase and response regulator proteins belonging to the same signaling pathway or species phyletic cluster.
- Thus, whereas the initial evolution of potential radial folds may have been allopatric, in this case there must have been substantial phyletic evolution following speciation that affected the global population.
- Stanley's complaint is about the inadequacy of phyletic gradualism to account for the known facts of paleontology and the superiority of punctuated equilibria as an explanation for those facts.
- Although resolved into few time slices, evidence from Folkestone suggests that the increase in average number of radial folds occurred in progressive steps and is, therefore, best viewed as gradual or incremental, phyletic evolution.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek phuletikos, from phuletēs ‘tribesman’, from phulē ‘tribe’.

单词	phyletic
释义	Definition of phyletic in English: phyletic adjective fʌɪˈlɛtɪkfaɪˈlɛdɪk Biology Relating to or denoting the evolutionary development of a species or other group. 〔生〕（有关物种进化）线系的，世系的，种系发生的 phyletic gradualism Example sentencesExamples Stanley's complaint is about the inadequacy of phyletic gradualism to account for the known facts of paleontology and the superiority of punctuated equilibria as an explanation for those facts. Although resolved into few time slices, evidence from Folkestone suggests that the increase in average number of radial folds occurred in progressive steps and is, therefore, best viewed as gradual or incremental, phyletic evolution. Thus, whereas the initial evolution of potential radial folds may have been allopatric, in this case there must have been substantial phyletic evolution following speciation that affected the global population. Colored lines connect histidine kinase and response regulator proteins belonging to the same signaling pathway or species phyletic cluster. The second possible mechanism is acceleration or retardation of development in the course of phyletic evolution. Derivatives phyletically adverb Biology Approximately 1340 described marine gammaridean species are classified phyletically in the current CNAI list of amphipod crustaceans of North America. Example sentencesExamples Conceptually, then, phyletically independent achievement of the mammalian configuration of the jaw and middle ear was accepted with little issue. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek phuletikos, from phuletēs 'tribesman', from phulē 'tribe'. Definition of phyletic in US English: phyletic adjectivefīˈledikfaɪˈlɛdɪk Biology Relating to or denoting the evolutionary development of a species or other group. 〔生〕（有关物种进化）线系的，世系的，种系发生的 phyletic gradualism Example sentencesExamples The second possible mechanism is acceleration or retardation of development in the course of phyletic evolution. Colored lines connect histidine kinase and response regulator proteins belonging to the same signaling pathway or species phyletic cluster. Thus, whereas the initial evolution of potential radial folds may have been allopatric, in this case there must have been substantial phyletic evolution following speciation that affected the global population. Stanley's complaint is about the inadequacy of phyletic gradualism to account for the known facts of paleontology and the superiority of punctuated equilibria as an explanation for those facts. Although resolved into few time slices, evidence from Folkestone suggests that the increase in average number of radial folds occurred in progressive steps and is, therefore, best viewed as gradual or incremental, phyletic evolution. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek phuletikos, from phuletēs ‘tribesman’, from phulē ‘tribe’.
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