Sentence examples for exceptional diversification from inspiring English sources

The "oscillation hypothesis" has been proposed as a general explanation for the exceptional diversification of herbivorous insect species.

A denser sampling is needed to test whether the exceptional diversification of androconia is related to elevated levels of speciation in this group.

To identify periods of exceptional diversification in the history of labrids we used MEDUSA (Modeling Evolutionary Diversification Using Stepwise AIC) a recently developed comparative method that combines phylogenetic and taxonomic information to estimate rate shifts on a phylogeny [ 36].

In addition, gold has a prominent role in that it acts as a "flight-to-quality" asset during spells of political and economic crises or equity market failure and thus possesses exceptional portfolio diversification characteristics (Ciner, 2001).

Recent progress in angiosperm whole genome sequencing gave numerous arguments in favor of the positive role of polyploidy in the exceptional radiation and diversification of angiosperms [ 48- 50].

In addition, Bloch et al. (2015) have suggested that rapid evolution of RH2 in Setophaga birds (a genus of Passeriformes) is linked to sexual selection, given their exceptional plumage color diversification [ 52].

Mating pheromones provide exceptional insights into diversification, where the phenotype under selection is determined by peptides of a very short length and nucleic acid sequences are available for analysis from numerous fungal genomes.

While exceptional for an intense diversification of lineages, the evolutionary history of the order Rodentia comprises only a limited number of morphological morphotypes for the mandible.

While exceptional for an intense diversification of lineages, the evolutionary history of the order Rodentia retains only a small number of morphological solutions for the skull and mandible [4], [5].

However, OPM cyprinids could have experienced an exceptional period of lineage diversification following their initial transition from benthic to pelagic habitats.

An evolutionary history based on a solid phylogenetic background represents an important step toward a better understanding of the unparalleled diversification of this exceptional group of organisms.