Sentence examples for both of these genera from inspiring English sources

However, the occurrence of Methanosarcina and Methanosaeta sequence reads in Yumthang hot spring 16S rRNA illumina library (water temperature 39 °C) suggests that there are members of both of these genera that grow at lower temperatures (similar to and below that found in Yumthang).

Both of these genera have since been subsumed into Amanita.

Synonyms include names derived from generic transfers to Androsaceus by Narcisse Théophile Patouillard in 1887, and to Chamaeceras by Otto Kuntze in 1898; both of these genera are now obsolete and have since been sunk back into Marasmius.

William Murrill in 1909 placed the species in the genus Suillellus, while Sanshi Imai transferred it to Tubiporus in 1968; both of these genera have since been folded into Boletus.

Both of these genera become competitive as the water column stratifies, and thus benefit from prolongation of the summer ice-free period [13] [15].

Several fungal species from both of these genera are well-known entomopathogens, mycoparasites and/or nematophagous fungi.

The 16S rRNA similarity between Verrucomicrobium spinosum and Prosthecobacter dejongeii as well as all other species of Prosthecobacter is quite high at 91%, relative to the similarity of members of both these genera to deeper-branching species of verrucomicrobia such as Victivallis vadensis (76% in each case) or Opitutus terrae (80%).

Members of both these genera have internal cheek pouches, which are used to collect food for storage in burrows.

Both of these putative genera are readily circumscribed morphologically but molecularly they are deeply nested within clades that are more inclusive and equally or better supported statistically; continuing to recognize these traditional, morphologically circumscribed genera would leave a 'plesiomorphic rump' of one or more paraphyletic and/or polyphyletic genera.

The biogeographic scenario where Calomys and Akodon proliferated seems to have been crucial for the radiation of these genera since both taxa present a similar distributional range through open and forested areas both north and south of Amazonia and along the Andes, extending south into Patagonia.

Each of these genera have distinguishing characteristics.