Sentence examples for broad genus from inspiring English sources

Several genera are usually recognized for certain specialized gulls, but many authorities place these in the broad genus Larus.

Most of these, formerly divided among the genera Erolia, Ereunetes, and Crocethia, are now placed in the broad genus Calidris.

A word will be considered generic when, in the minds of a substantial majority of the public, the word denotes a broad genus or type of product and not a specific source or manufacturer.

A molecular phylogenetic analysis based on mitochondial DNA sequence similarity found that Habroptila is part of evolutionary radiation within the broad genus Gallirallus that took place around 400,000 years ago in the region.

Clarke proposes that agent causation be thought of as a species of a broader genus, substance causation, with agent causation distinguished by its role in intentional action.

According to this method (see Aristotle's logic), one begins with the broadest genus containing the species to be defined, and divides the genus into two sub-genera by means of some differentia.

He had in 1886 proposed a new, broader genus that included all pink-gilled fungi with adnate or sinuate gills and angular spores: Rhodophyllus.

Finally, in some cases, it may become relevant to apply the concept of natural history not exclusively at the species level, but also, for example, at the broader genus scale or at the smaller population scale.

A recent broad-scale, genus-level analysis [ 7] provides some support for this prediction, but it has never been thoroughly tested for any single, well-sampled clade.

Once a distinct species, the bloody mary is now a broad, wildly permissive genus characterized by the pre-eminence of tomato and by some degree of zing.

Thus, the cassava EST-SSR markers display broad utility within the genus Manihot but limited utility beyond the genus level, in agreement with previous studies in plants [ 43- 45].