单词：molecular evolution
molecular evolution的用法和样例：
例句
- Molecular evolution programs are heavy on bodies but skimpy on heritable information.分子进化程序对物体而言很有分量，对遗传信息而言分量不足。
- The important thing, scientifically, is having a tool to trace molecular evolution, which Schweitzer said is the key to the tree of life.就科学而言，重要的是拥有了一种追踪分子演化的工具，史怀哲说，这是生命之树的关键。
- Comparisons of pseudogenes in related genomes can nonetheless reveal important information about the history of specific genes and the general workings of molecular evolution.然而比较相近生物基因组的伪基因，却可揭露特定基因和一般分子演化的重要资讯。
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