Sentence examples for exceptional species from inspiring English sources

Finally, different groups of organisms are of special interest for a variety of reasons that range from high economic value to extinction risk to exceptional species richness.

Thus, independent chromosome translocations might have occurred in the two fungal lineages that unlinked the two ribosomal genes in these exceptional species in the fungal kingdom.

Myzus persicae (Sulzer) (Hemiptera: Aphididae) is an exceptional species in many respects.

The lower Congo River (LCR) is a region of exceptional species diversity and endemism in the Congo basin, including numerous species of spiny eels (genus Mastacembelus).

For example, frequent pollinator shifts are correlated with rapid lineage diversification in the flora of southern Africa that has exceptional species richness and endemism [ 30].

Tropical rainforests are known for their exceptional species diversity [ 35] and this may also be true for the diversity of parasites an inhabitant has to face.

Alnus spp. (Betulaceae) are known to host an exceptional species-poor and specialized ectomycorrhizal (ECM) fungal community compared to other tree species, but the host-specificity pattern and its significance in terms of fungal diversification and speciation remain poorly documented.

From analysis of mycorrhizae [ 22- 27] alder trees have revealed an exceptional species-poor assemblage of ECM fungi compared to the other tree species, with less than 50 fungal species (including unidentified taxa) reported worldwide in the literature on A. acuminata, A. alnobetula s. lat., A. glutinosa, A. incana s. lat., and A. rubra.

In some exceptional bird species, sex roles are reversed.

In these analyses, we included the region upstream of ac for D. mojavensis, the exceptional Drosophila species that does not have y linked to yar (Negre and Simpson 2009).

It is possible that A. mollis may be exceptional among tropical species, especially considering the narrow elevation ranges and high species turnover typical of tropical mountains [ 11, 13, 66].