Sentence examples for defined species from inspiring English sources

A newly defined species from the Malapa site in South Africa was identified via fossil morphology, a more traditional source.

In general, environmental variables, distances to wetlands and the annual range of temperature defined species' distributions better than did biological interactions.

But the traditional, taxinomically defined species, conceal within their ranks a great wealth of "cryptic" diversity in the form of different lineages and species on the brink of emerging.

Thus, the static species concept defined species as eternal entities, each defined by a set of necessary traits.

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Co-culture is developed based on pure culture, which normally refers to cultures with multiple (mostly two) defined species of microorganisms under aseptic conditions (Sabra et al. 2013).

Gene ontologies are definitions of genes using a well defined species-independent vocabulary.

To further analyze young duplicate gene families, three types of expansions were defined: species-specific expansions, lineage-specific expansions and complex expansions.

Few other filamentous probe-defined species were found revealing a large similarity between the filamentous populations in the plants investigated.

Key to success was the design of novel catalyts, which evolved over the years from ill-defined species generated in situ to mechanistically well-understood chemical entities.

Plants inoculated with the consortium of well-defined species of bacteria accumulated higher levels of K, Mg, and Mn, but lower levels of Ni, Cr, Zn, Na, Ca, Fe, which exist at higher levels in anorthosite.