The phrase "are the same genera" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing biological classifications, specifically when comparing two or more groups that belong to the same genus.
Example: "The two species of birds we observed are the same genera, indicating they share a close evolutionary relationship."
Alternatives: "belong to the same genus" or "are of the same genus".
Many of the dinosaurs of the Morrison Formation are the same genera as those seen in Portuguese rocks of the Lourinha Formation (mainly Allosaurus, Ceratosaurus, Torvosaurus, and Apatosaurus), or have a close counterpart (Brachiosaurus and Lusotitan, Camptosaurus and Draconyx).
Many of the dinosaurs of the Morrison Formation are the same genera as those seen in Portuguese rocks (mainly Allosaurus, Ceratosaurus, Torvosaurus, and Apatosaurus), or have a close counterpart (Brachiosaurus and Lusotitan, Camptosaurus and Draconyx).
In all of these instances, they were of the same genera.
Phylogenetic relationships among myxosporeans based on ribosomal DNA data disagree with traditional taxonomic classification: a number of myxosporeans with very similar spore morphology are assigned to the same genera even though they are phylogenetically distantly related.
These fishes are, in a sense, living fossils, for many of the living sharks and rays are assigned to the same genera as species that swam the Cretaceous seas over 100 million years ago.
However, given that the two anammox bacteria are phylogenetically related but not very closely for being two microbes of the same genera [ 7, 32], it might be possible that B. fulgida contains ORFs not present in Kuenenia.
Matches that were identical with sequences present in GenBank over the entire fragment and that were different from other species within the same genera were considered to provide species level identification.
As a proof of concept, in less severe disease, no classical pathogens are observed by NGS or by culture and the same genera are dominating the lower airways' microbiome and the oropharyngeal community.
While such an analysis is still limited by the scope of bacterial genome sequences and virulence factors currently available, any virulence factors observed to be present in pathogenic strains from diverse bacterial genera, with no detectable homologs in non-pathogenic strains of the same genera, are considered good candidates for being classified as pathogen-associated.
At least two genetically different trees of the same genera are needed for proper pollination, so get all of your neighbors, including local schools and parks, to plant a nut tree or two.
The comparisons of contents of genome orthology of bacterial strains belonging to the same genera are identical to the one for all the 2527 content comparison described above.
