Sentence examples for extensive taxa from inspiring English sources

We present in this study the largest dataset currently available for eukaryote phylogeny combining both an extensive taxa sampling and a large amount of amino acid positions.

Here, we report the sequencing of expressed sequence tags (ESTs) for two species belonging to the supergroup Rhizaria and present the analysis of a unique dataset combining 29908 amino acid positions and an extensive taxa sampling made of 49 mainly unicellular species representative of all supergroups.

This is the first study to comprehensively examine the five basic taste modalities in cetaceans with extensive taxa sampling.

To resolve these linked questions, we based our research on an extensive sample of taxa derived from database searches, text mining, and DNA sequencing, which involved 31 species from nine major phyla of bilaterians and five species from three major phyla of nonbilaterian metazoans (Table 1).

It is currently unclear whether this SoxB member emerged before the Placozoan Cnidarian divergence or independently in the placozoan lineage because the nonbilaterian SoxB sequences are generally divergent and a more extensive sample of taxa is required for its valid resolution.

These results indicate that the number of T2R genes shows extensive variation among taxa.

This study provides the first thorough evaluation of the North American complex of woodferns using extensive sampling of taxa and genetic markers.

Peintner et al. [ 14] and Garnica et al. [ 15] used a more extensive sampling of taxa across the genus Cortinarius and supported the monophyly of Calochroi.

Clearly there is much scope for future studies with more extensive taxon sampling and, if taxa can be re-discovered (where necessary) and re-sampled, the inclusion of additional loci in the phylogenetic analyses.

Unlike the Australian Oryza which has been genetically isolated from domesticated rice (Henry et al. 2009; Waters et al. 2012), African wild rice is found growing in contact with the cultivated taxa allowing extensive hybridization between cultivated and some of the wild rice species especially those in the AA genome (Lu and Snow 2005).

Among other taxa, the extensive collection of hystricognathous rodents from L-41 includes numerous specimens of the genus Gaudeamus, including not only mandibles and maxillae, but also nearly complete crania.