Synonyms for evolutionarily
evo·lu·tion·ar·i·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. evolutionarilyadverb

   in an evolutionary way; from an evolutionary point of view

   "the mutation has been evolutionarily successful"

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1. Jesse Bloom:

   This study does not provide any additional strong evidence favoring either natural zoonosis or lab accident. Rather, it shows that there are additional sequences from relatively early in the outbreak that are still unknown, and in some cases have mutations that suggest they are probably evolutionarily older than the viruses from the Huanan Seafood Market.

2. Gaberiel Bever:

   Where turtles came from, evolutionarily speaking, and how they are related to the other major groups of living reptiles - lizards, snakes, crocodiles and birds - has been a topic of vigorous debate for as long as we've had a theory of evolution.

3. John Whitlock:

   Evolutionarily speaking, those are not necessarily equivalent.

4. Dr Gl Dlen:

   The brains of octopuses are more similar to those of snails than humans, but our studies add to evidence that they can exhibit some of the same behaviorss that we can, what our studies suggest is that certain brain chemicals, or neurotransmitters, that send signals between neurons required for these social behaviorss are evolutionarily conserved.