Sentence examples for extant comparative from inspiring English sources

Extant comparative research is scarce and imperfect.

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The comparative extant sample includes the following taxa: chimpanzees and bonobos (Pan NN = 29), gorillas (Gorilla NN = 13), orangutans (Pongo; N = 19), baboons (Papio; N = 22) and modern humans (Homo sapiens; N = 22).

A comparative extant database with known diets was followed as a reference [ 4] from which small samples represented by less than 15 individuals were removed in order to obtain a range in which distributions that look different become significantly different statistically.

Our investigation draws from extant literature and a comparative case study involving four companies over two years.

We advise palaeontologists to employ caution when interpreting putative tetrapod tracks or other enigmatic traces, and furthermore suggest that more trackway data are collected from extant amphibious organisms for comparative purposes.

These extant species constitute the "UNGULATE" comparative database.

Fossilized skin membranes of gliding eleutherodonts and comparative morphology with extant dermopteran mammals.

This is likely due to a lack of comparative data from extant studies, and we hope this paper is a first step in rectifying this deficiency.

To define the evolutionary processes that determined the fate of duplicated genes and generated the structure of extant fish genomes, however, requires comparative genomic analysis with a fish lineage that diverged before the teleost WGD, such as the spotted gar (Lepisosteus oculatus), an ancient, air-breathing, ray-finned fish.

Theories of the origins of human language draw heavily on comparative evidence of extant primates [e.g. 1], [2].