Sentence examples for derived taxa from inspiring English sources

The abdominal muscles show increasing degrees of differentiation in the fully metamorphosed, more derived taxa.

Secondly, the derived taxa were spatially predicted and mapped following SCORPAN framework using Random Forest (RF) and J48 machine learning algorithms.

For example, an amphicribral bundle may become or appear collateral to its extremity or in highly derived taxa (For example, Araliaceae of Apiales) (Nuraliev et al. 2011).

Aquatic species mostly live on the seabed or bottom of freshwater bodies of water, but some more derived taxa (advanced groups) can swim for a short distance.

Among the three AG rickettsiae, R. canadensis (formerly R. canada) is more colinear with the derived taxa than it is to either R. bellii strain.

OSU 85-389 genomes, few gene positions are shared with R. bellii and R. canadensis or the derived taxa (Figure 2), and switching the positions of the R. bellii strains in the alignment does not result in more conserved synteny between either strain and the derived taxa (Figure S1-C, D).

Whether the frilled zone (or sacculated area) at the abaxial edge of most parts of the stomach in certain derived clypeasteroid taxa must be considered a derivative of the gastric caecum needs to be assessed using comparative histological analyses on freshly fixed specimens.

Here we present a novel approach, HaMStR, to extend predefined groups of orthologous genes derived from taxa, whose genomes have been fully sequenced with data from further taxa.

This method incorporates morphological data on derived (extant) taxa and reconstructs the ancestral condition from the phylogeny.

Given the observation that the Archaea are dominant in this environment and that most of the enzymes obtained in this study were predicted to be derived from taxa affiliated with the Euryarchaeota, we conclude that our sampling of these oil reservoir microbial assemblages has been inclusive of much of the extant phylogenetic and functional diversity.

Removal of R. felis from the alignment illustrates the highly conserved synteny across the derived rickettsia taxa (Figure S1-A).