Sentence examples for derived characteristics of from inspiring English sources

Both H. habilis and H. rudolfensis are transitional, with some primitive and some derived characteristics of later Homo species.

The combined raster surface (Figure 3) makes the analytically derived characteristics of habitat spatial.

Results show that derived characteristics of rain, such as rain rate, are in good agreement with observations.

The measured path in CIELAB colour space and derived characteristics of the dynamic colour change were obtained with higher time-temperature resolution than with previously employed methods, enabling to observe even the less distinct features.

First, the more derived characteristics of PL are found in apes, especially in Gorilla sp. relative to evolutionary aspects measured by CAI, but a shorter tendon is verified in modern humans.

Hypotheses to explain this phenomenon include possible shared, derived characteristics of the Spissipes section, such as particularly high susceptibility to infection by enzootic VEE complex viruses, a particularly high degree of association with the Proechimys spp (35 ). and other small mammalian reservoir hosts (13 ), or both.

The subsequent discovery of a stem-cetacean with double-trochleated astragli, a uniquely derived characteristic of ancestral and extant artiodactylids (Gingerich et al. 2001; Thewissen et al. 2001) supported the predictive link between cetaceans and artiodactlylids made by the molecular data.

Thus, it is not a simple average of centrality of individuals, but rather a derived characteristic of a group.

To test whether the lack of CNE on Hs-Y is a derived characteristic of vertebrate hemizygous sex chromosomes, we further screened the sex chromosomes of chimpanzee, mouse as well as the W chromosome of chicken.

Notably, however, it is not beyond doubt whether the gross anatomy of the onychophoran VNC represents a good approximation for the plesiomorphic condition of arthropods, or is rather a highly derived characteristic of the onychophoran lineage itself [ 30, 76].

In this sense, considering only the frequency of this muscle in primates, PL would be more degenerative in Gorilla sp. Also, if degeneration is considered a derived characteristic of PL, it is more derived in Gorilla sp. than in other primates and modern humans.