Sentence examples for diagnostic characters from inspiring English sources

Diagnostic characters of many orb-weavers were illustrated by Herb Levi, a past Curator of Invertebrate Zoology.

Warm-up activity: Diagnostic characters of "pastries" The majority of animal body plans first appeared during the Cambrian "explosion".

The sectioned pupa was thought to comprise an adult braconid wasp, which was only traceable as faint silhouette lacking any diagnostic characters.

Apart from legs and isolated bristles, remains of host flies (Fig. 1j o) were rarly preserved and did not provide diagnostic characters.

The number and position of openings in the skull (fenestra) within and between bones are diagnostic characters, particularly among the tetrapods.

However, the skull is heavily distorted and cracked, which has obscured some important diagnostic characters.

Their important diagnostic characters include geniculate and capitate antennae that are folded into a pronotal groove at repose (Bald 1935).

The diagnostic characters of Cocculus included lateral faces of endocarp without aperture, or with aperture or perforation centered in the lateral concave face.

Metcalfe and Chalk (1950) provided some diagnostic characters for the genus, such as two-armed or Y-shaped hair, cruciferous stomata type and cotyledons with secretory cells.

Diploclinium and the homoplasious nature of its diagnostic characters, i.e., bilamellate, 3-locular axillary placentation, in Asian Begonia (Thomas et al.2011a).2011a

We compiled the diagnostic characters of the 12 species from the literature in order to construct following key: 1. Conidiophores almost branched … 2   1.