Sentence examples for differentiated species from inspiring English sources

It has been suggested that independent evolution of lineages may be demarcated by food plant differentiation, facilitating the development of host races or host differentiated species [ 27, 28].

The range of values used for M and T allowed for simulations with a range of genetic differentiation representing from low-divergence populations of the same species (D ≈ 0) to highly differentiated species (D ≈ 300), and also similar levels of differentiation between divergence and migration models.

The geographic separation of populations derived from common ancestors may continue long enough so that the populations become completely differentiated species before ever regaining sympatry and the opportunity to interbreed.

This study has shown differentiated species response to piosphere grazing.

For this reason it could therefore be surmised that A. pseudopratensis is a more recently differentiated species than A. placomyces.

But it has been supposed (see Tarán 1981) that it implies that Speusippus differentiated species of animals on the basis of features that would not have counted as differentiae in Aristotle's way of classifying animals: differences of locale.

However, our results graphically demonstrate, first, that species in this group evolve over time, sometimes over a very long time, and, second, that evidently even well-differentiated species can hybridize to the extent that different parts of their genome may suggest strongly conflicting patterns of relationships.

The UPGMA cluster diagram differentiated 4 species of other Oryza species and showed two major groups that correspond to the Indica and Japonica subspecies (Figure 1).

In Clermontia, in addition to the well differentiated Kaua'i species, C. fauriei, the two species sampled from O'ahu (Cl. oblongifolia and Cl. kakeana), where the genus is poorly diversified, had species-diagnostic markers.

This subsample of within-year sign that was differentiated to species was used to investigate species-specific habitat use.

In differentiated gonochoristic species, an indifferent gonad directly differentiates into a testis or an ovary.