Sentence examples for I taxa from inspiring English sources

They contain a blend of (i) taxa that migrated to western Eurasia from the East (Alnus, Fagus), (ii) characteristic Oligocene taxa (Nyssa altenburgensis, Ampelopsis hibschii), and (iii) extinct (Eotrigonobalanus, Quasisequoia) and modern genera (Calocedrus, Quercus Group Lobatae) from older epochs.

Such a discrepancy can be explained by two factors: (i) taxa do not always cluster according to the species complex they belong to.

Vitis serves as a useful outgroup because it is in the rosid clade, as an outgroup to both rosid I and rosid II [24], [25], yet has not undergone an additional WGD after its separation from other rosid I taxa [26].

In agreement with previous knowledge the trees of the AT, DH, ER, KR, KS and PP domains show in general a consistent phylogenetic profile and contain PKS I and non-PKS I taxa (see Fig. 1 as an example, all other trees can be found in Methods S1 and S2).

It suffices to show that at most one tree t i contributes taxa to any edge in the backbone tree, as then the merger of any two trees is uniquely determined.

Whether LSRs are a better solution to protecting the diversity of other lesser-known taxa (i.e., salamanders and mollusks) is the subject of related work.

Our research was framed by an initial assessment of the abundance and distribution of multiple taxa (i.e., biodiversity) within candidate biomass cropping systems.

Specifically, we sought to determine whether metabolic differentiation of taxa (i.e., the minimization of niche overlap) belonging to the same higher-order taxonomic groups allows for population coexistence.

Three shell dimensions at each specimen of the studied taxa, i.e., the length, height, and width of the shell (all at the maximum diameter), were measured using calipers (±0.1 mm).

By definition then, Archosauria consists of two big clades that are sister taxa (i.e., closest relatives) of each other: the croc-line archosaurs, or pseudosuchians, and the bird-line archosaurs, or ornithosuchians.

In the present study we evaluated the congruence of diversity and similarity patterns among three insect taxa, i.e., bees, grasshoppers, and aculeate wasps, in a mosaic landscape in the Swiss Alps comprising extensively used grassland under different management regimes.