Sentence examples for different from extant from inspiring English sources

Early angiosperms, vascular flowering plants with seeds enclosed in an ovary, have many primitive features which are considerably different from extant angiosperms [ 34].

Another explanation is that a wild genepool different from extant subsp. spontaneum was domesticated and completely absorbed by the domesticated form.

Incorporating data from fossils can improve ancestral reconstruction estimates as they may more completely describe the range and temporal distribution of the character's history, and thus help improve the estimated nodal values both in the presence of directional trends and when ancestral values are markedly different from extant species values [ 47, 53].

It is finally important to remember that when Brocchi refers to fossils from "mountains" and fossils from "hills," he means to contrast Secondary and Tertiary fossils, the first being utterly different from the extant fauna.

Different from the extant studies most of which focus on how to make specific policies towards low-carbon city, this article, based on archival analysis on government documents and field interviews across ten cities, provides a systematic review on China's current low-carbon city policies.

However, the iconography is quite different from the extant portraits, and current scholarship accepts this identification and placement for this miniature).

The early castle was substantially different from the extant remains and no trace of this first castle survives at the site.

We find that the T allele frequency was very low (5%) in this Middle Neolithic hunter-gatherer population, and that the frequency is dramatically different from the extant Swedish population (74%).

Based on warp analysis of 22 cranial and 17 mandibular landmarks (Fig. 1), it is evident that the entire shape of the skull and mandible in derived sabrecats became dramatically different from those of extant cats during the course of evolution, and they collectively occupy an entirely separate portion of overall morphospace from any extant felid (Fig. 2A,B).

The fossil seed vasculature is different from that of extant Trimenia.

Some other features of the H. floresiensis limb bones are uniquely different from any other species, extant or fossil, ape or human.