In fact, red-tailed hawks are highly variable in plumage coloration across their North American range and are described as having a variety of "color morphs," which means that there is color variation even though the birds belong to the same species.
And, as is typical of the domestication process, captive dwarf hamsters now have a variety of fur colour morphs; colours that are highly prized by hobbyist-breeders.
These survivors persist in an unusual mangrove fern micro-habitat fringing Opunohu Bay, exhibit a variety of shell-color morphs, and may be protected from Euglandina rosea incursions by a brackish water moat (C. Hickman unpubl. observ).
In a study recently published in the journal PLOS One, the subjects were shown a variety of "gender-ambiguous" morphed images of men and women.
Single units show a variety of behaviors in response to morphs (Fig. 7 a ), resembling the diversity observed with real cells.
Although barely four months old, the app has already morphed into a variety of different uses, some conventional and some not.
Researchers have coaxed adult skin cells to morph into a variety of blood cells.
In female-polymorphic damselflies, female morphs differ in a variety of traits, such as larval development [ 44] and body size [ 45], due to correlational selection, which favors adaptive trait combinations [ 46, 47].
Using projection mapping and sound design, he recently transformed the facade of Shanghai Art Museum into a morphing surface showcasing a variety of visualizations, from the gears and inner workings of the clock itself to examples of traditional Chinese art.
Subsequently, once separate groups have been formed, reinforcement based on sexual preferences will then follow, driven either by the ancestral stock or by the other morph, based on a variety of phenotypes, among which size and colour are particularly prominent.
A formulation of the pairwise metamorphosis is proposed with a variety of functions described for the stages of deformation, morphing and offsetting.
