Sentence examples for distinguishable species from inspiring English sources
An estimated 10 30 million distinguishable species currently inhabit this sphere of life, or biosphere.
As argued in Burns et al. [14], there exist cases in which morphologically and ecologically well distinguishable species exhibit only minimal divergence in their barcodes, and species delimitation by barcoding should not depend on arbitrarily chosen levels of divergence.
As three, easily distinguishable species dominate the catches, this information should not be too difficult to collect, if a year-round programme of catch sampling were instituted.
Due to combinatorial reasons the number of distinguishable species grows exponentially with the number of binding domains and can easily reach several millions.
According to current taxonomy, the three distinguishable morphotypes (Table 1) are treated as distinct species within the LFG [ 22, 24, 106- 109].
As expected for distinct species, the mitochondrial DNA and the introns in both copies of each gene in the elkhorn were readily distinguishable from the staghorn's.
While group I, V and VII represent B. pseudomycoides, B. toyonensis and B. cytotoxicus, which are distinguishable at species level (ANI border ≥ 96%%), strains ascribed to the other five species do not match phylogenic groups.
Although this definition is operational, efficiently leading to the delineation of readily distinguishable genomic species in most taxa, we still need to understand what mechanisms lead to differentiation of such genomic species (Fraser et al. 2009).
Nevertheless, two morphologically distinguishable candidate species fail to satisfy the barcoding 10× genetic distance criterion, underlining the difficulties of applying a standard distance threshold to species delimitation.
Each mosaic was inserted into a Geographical Information System where all distinguishable macroalgal species were identified and their coverages were estimated.
The behaviors most distinguishable by species were sharp turns and fast rotations.
