Sentence examples for differs from the extant from inspiring English sources

The fossil seed cuticle differs from the extant one only by the distinctly thicker anticlinal walls and the thickened subsidiary cells.

This fossil new species B. cheniae is very similar to living B. variegata L. and B. purpurea L. [ 3, 5, 41] in having deeply bilobate leaves and eucamptodromous secondary veins, but it differs from the extant species in having the fewer primary veins and a densely hairy petiole (see Additional file 3).

Our results regarding alcohol outlet density and trauma differ from the extant literature, and we expect that methodological differences may explain much of this variability.

Although, with the exception of M. oeconomus, they do not differ from the extant fauna of the Iberian Peninsula, they do so in the abundance of their taxonomic assemblage.

With the exception of the bufonid Bufo sp. (viridis group) and the anguid lizard Dopasia, these two assemblages do not specifically differ from the extant herpetofauna of the Iberian Peninsula, making them suitable for use in paleoclimatic and paleoenvironmental reconstructions without the ecological uncertainties of extinct taxa.

Specific primer pairs were used for amplifying the corresponding ancestral fragments that differ from the extant plastomes in genomic organization (fig. 3).

Although they do not differ specifically from the extant herpetofauna of the Iberian Peninsula, they do so in the composition of their taxonomic assemblage.

As the amphibians and reptiles do not differ at species level from the extant herpetofauna of the Iberian Peninsula, they can contribute to the reconstruction of the landscape and climate.

As amphibians and reptiles have precise environmental and climatic requirements and do not differ at species level from the extant herpetofauna of the Iberian Peninsula, they can contribute to the reconstruction of the landscape and climate.

Our new ephedroid fossil-genus Chengia markedly differs from both extant and fossil species of Ephedra by the female cone bearing multiple (4 8) pairs of fertile bracts.

The difference in allele frequency from the extant Scandinavian population may therefore be explained by the fact that PWC is not ancestral to the extant Scandinavian population.