Sentence examples for broad taxa from inspiring English sources

Moreover, studies of the genetic effects of fragmentation are overwhelmingly on a single species, and we know of no studies where genetic patterns were compared in the same urban landscape for species from different broad taxa, such as reptiles (Class Reptilia) and birds (Class Aves), and with radically different means of locomotion, such as flying and crawling.

The conserved information profiles and nucleotide context around C-to-U editing sites across these broad taxa may be a constraint of common features of the editing mechanism.

The general strategy of innate immune detection is one in which a limited number of receptors are dedicated to the recognition of microbial molecules that are conserved across broad taxa, and, for the most part, the receptors must be indifferent to molecules of host origin (the basis of innate immune discrimination between self and non-self) [ 34].

Is this expansion insect specific or did it occur homologously in other arthropods, such as crustaceans, myriapods, and chelicerates, or in even broader taxa?

The diverse mating systems in related species and broader taxa (Thornhill and Alcock 1983) raise questions about the evolution of female mating behaviors.

This included Akirin1/Akirin2 sequences spanning broad vertebrate taxa as well as deuterostome outgroups representing the single invertebrate gene related to both vertebrate akirin1/ akinin2 in Urochordates (H. roretzi), Cephalochordates (B. floridae), Hemichordates (Saccoglossus kowalevskii) and Echinoderms (Strongylocentrotus purpuratus).

This structurally complex mosaic of open woodland characterized by thickets of tree-sized [taller than six feet] individuals of deciduous broad-leaved taxa has the potential of significantly altering abiotic and biotic conditions within the Low Arctic….

The ubiquity of pits in all teeth examined here, their similarity in form among broad-snouted taxa, and their difference in form in the round-snouted Dicraeosaurus, however, all reinforce the validity of the interpretation presented here.

Although some more recent studies have suggested that dietary categories may be poor predictors of contest competition among primates, to date there have been no broad, cross-taxa comparisons of rates of female female agonism in relation to diet.

Long-term individual-based data on wild populations are rare in ectotherms, hence, our study is important for understanding potential effects of climate change on species and populations within this taxon and for broader among-taxa inferences.

It is anticipated, however, that Tier 2 testing will focus on multi-generation testing with a broad range of taxa.