Sentence examples for developmental diversity from inspiring English sources
This surprising developmental diversity was paralleled by a diverse set of neuronal morphologies.
The researchers suggest that for as-yet-unknown reasons, developmental diversity in feathers was lost in evolution.
This morphologically conserved intermediate stage of development, preceded and succeeded by developmental diversity, has been called the developmental hourglass (Duboule 1994; Hall 1997, 1999; Raff 1996).
At the Evolution of Developmental Diversity meeting here 17 to 21 April, she reported that folate masked the animals' genetic mutation.
We evaluate scenarios about bilaterian evolution on the basis of recent insights of animal phylogeny and widening knowledge about animal developmental diversity.
Many examples of early developmental diversity exist, such as the various forms of cleavage and blastula formation in vertebrates, discoidal or spiral cleavage in cephalopods, and the differences between direct and indirect developing echinoderms to name a few (Hall 1996; Raff 1996).
To gain insight into the functional and developmental diversities of cilia, the proteome of multiple 9+0 cilia from juvenile swine CPECs were analyzed.
While recent studies have uncovered common ciliary transport mechanisms, limited information is available on the proteome of cilia, particularly that of sensory subtypes, which could provide insight into their functional and developmental diversities.
The present study will be a toehold for getting a deep insight in the brain function through a showcase of ventricular system, and for better understanding of the functional and developmental diversities of vertebrate cilia.
Although strong relationships exist between the categories of NE and developmental outcome, diversity of outcome is reported within individual grades [ 41].
Quantitative models capturing genetic diversity, developmental context, and environmental plasticity will be required to fully understand the evolution and development of leaf shape and its response to environmental pressures.
