Sentence examples for extensive species from inspiring English sources
Don Shernoff, who tracks the names and locations of the various fungi found by COMA members over the years, made notations on one of the extensive species checklists that he carries with him on all mushroom walks.
or general nutrient availability (extensive, species rich, intensive, nutrient rich, species poor, etc).
Compared to previous studies (Sukma 2011; Tsai et al. 2015), we intend to use more microsatellite loci as well as more extensive species testing in this study to enhance the discriminatory power between Phalaenopsis genus.
As satellite-derived normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI) is related to vegetation biomass, it may provide a proxy for habitat quality across extensive species ranges where ground-truth data are scarce.
Because of the extensive species variation between human individuals the concept of specific indicator bacteria for physiological and pathological biofilms in oral cavities is currently modified [5] [9].
Among extant vertebrates, large body sizes correlate closely with large individual home ranges and extensive species ranges, likely because of heightened dietary needs [40] [43].
They also found extensive species-specific methylation differences in SVA repeats, with significantly increased numbers of orthologous hypomethylated SVAs within humans.
To our knowledge, this effort represents the most extensive species-level sampling to date of mitochondrial sequence divergence in a plant genus.
They compared them with the 26 catfish CC chemokines that they previously identified, and showed evidence of extensive, species-specific intrachromosomal duplications.
In plants, catechol oxidase genes display a dynamic and complex evolutionary pattern (e.g. soy bean has undergone extensive species-specific gene duplication and divergence) [ 31].
This is mirrored by extensive species-specific expansions (with some selective losses and pseudogenisations) in gene families encoding rodent vomeronasal receptors (VRs) [ 1, 7- 12], which are putative receptors for pheromones [ 13, 14].
