Sentence examples for base of this clade from inspiring English sources

These taxa can be placed in alternative positions within Lithostrotia (including at the base of this clade), increasing the tree in only one to three steps.

We predict that the other, currently unsampled Old World sphingine genera placed near Dovania by Kitching and Cadiou [2] (e.g., the Afrotropical Hoplistopus, Litosphingia, Praedora, and the Oriental Apocalypsis and Pseudodolbina), will also prove to fall near the base of this clade.

Pedicularis pantlingii (series Furfuraceae) was resolved at the base of this clade.

Additional Heroine species descriptions will not skew diversification patterns toward detection of a burst of diversification at the base of this clade.

However, the two branches supporting this derived position have relatively low support (0.68 and 0.55), and so the nematode sequence could plausibly branch from a node at the base of this clade.

In Clade 1 catalases (Fig. 3 ) there are several Firmicutes representatives at the phylogenetic base of this clade but the most abundant group is represented by plant catalases (analyzed in detail in the work of Scandalios et al. [20]).

Further studies to investigate the distribution of the nitrogen fixation gene cluster within the authentic Leptolyngbya clade (Clade A, Fig. 1), and the genomic features of strains that map near the base of the clade will be needed to answer this question.

It seems the abelisaurids body size increases along the phylogeny1; however, the new phylogenetic analyses presented by Wang et al.14 suggest a large abelisaur (i.e. Abelisaurus) in the base of the clade.

It is possible that Kenyanthropus lies near the base of that clade and that it may be ancestral to some or all of the later taxa in that group.

A similar cladogram was published in 2007, differing in the inverted placement of Goura and Didunculus, as well as the inclusion of the pheasant pigeon and the thick-billed ground pigeon at the base of the clade.

A similar cladogram was published in 2007, inverting the placement of Goura and Dicunculus and including the pheasant pigeon and the thick-billed ground pigeon at the base of the clade.