Sentence examples for basic morphological characteristics from inspiring English sources

In the latter part of the 19th century, however, German zoologist Ernest Haeckel, recognizing the basic morphological characteristics of single-celled life particularly the lack of a clearly defined nucleus among many of those organisms proposed a third kingdom of "lower" life, Protista, and within it the class Monera, which would contain the structureless (nuclei-lacking) microorganisms.

Eventually, the practice was adopted by the naturalist field and then by anthropologists to identify human basic morphological characteristics.

The birds have been intensively monitored, with basic morphological characteristics (adult body mass, adult wing length and fledgling mass), age, sampling origin within the woods and (social) pedigree relationships recorded for most individuals since the early 1960s.

Basic dimensions and morphological characteristics of European beech (Fagus sylvatica L). saplings were measured in an old-growth forest and in a selectively managed mixed Dinaric silver fir beech forest in 2000 and 2005.

A recent quantitative study (Perrenoud et al. 2012) used the expression of certain molecular markers, active and passive electrophysiological characteristics, and a few basic morphological properties.

For feature extraction, at first, several morphological characteristics, frequency bands, and wavelet coefficients (we call them basic-features) are extracted from each single-trial ERP.

Chemical and the morphological characteristics of all three types of raw materials in addition to basic properties of hand sheets made from such resources were evaluated.

In this work, the morphological characteristics of waste polyethylene (PE /polypropylene (PP) plastics during their pyrolysis process were investigated, and based on their basic image changing patterns representative morphological signals describing the pyrolysis stages were obtained.

Researchers from Portugal and the United Kingdom have evaluated eighty-one diplodocid fossils — including specimens of Apatosaurus ajax (the first described apatosaurus) and Apatosaurus excelsus (the dinosaur formerly known as brontosaurus) — for a total of four hundred and seventy-seven morphological characteristics.

These morphological characteristics conformed to the defined characteristics of FGSC.

Knowing the basic features of taxonomy makes it easier to identify the plant in question and to have an idea of its properties: specific morphological characteristics, geographic distribution, habitat and behaviour, such the type and period of pollination.