Sentence examples for divergent terrestrial from inspiring English sources
The divergent terrestrial ecology of D. polylepis compared to the arboreal niche occupied by all other mambas makes it plausible that this major difference in venom composition is due to dietary variation.
Within Europe, genetic studies on terrestrial species typically find divergent clades which represent the refugial origins of the focal species during the glacial periods [ 3, 4].
21], [22], [23], King [7], and Maxwell [8], which in part resulted in substantially divergent conclusions about the impact of the end-Permian extinction on terrestrial ecosystems.
The genus Campydora and the Rhabdolaimidae are two terrestrial taxa that also appear to have arisen independently in a divergent nematode lineage.
The foremost amongst these, the dichotomous nature of terrestrial environments, was clearly successfully met by the development of an integrated but divergent root shoot structure.
Thus we assembled and annotated a single genome of 3,988,594 bp from DNA of the morphologically-divergent aquatic B. bacteriovorus Tiberius strain and examined its synteny and differences to the terrestrial B. bacteriovorus HD100 lab strain which was isolated in the 1960s and sequenced in 2004 [ 1].
Mosses are descendants of early divergent embryophyte lines and therefore occupy an ideal phylogenetic position for reconstructing the evolutionary history of terrestrial plants and understanding the changes that accompanied the emergence of land plants.
The genetic diversity and structure analyses using ISSR molecular markers revealed that the studied populations of terrestrial and invasive orchid O. maculata have low intra-population genetic diversity and are remarkably divergent among each other.
Before the occurrence of the first terrestrial plant, which were present about 475 million years ago [ 46], the PHT1 subfamily II has been divergent based on the phylogenic tree (Additional file 4), indicating the direct Pi acquisition pathway was the main Pi acquisition pathway of ancient plants.
Atmospheric and terrestrial turbulence.
