Sentence examples for fixed species from inspiring English sources

Ecological restoration frequently involves setting fixed species or habitat targets to be achieved by prescribed restoration activities or through natural processes.

The sequence of PRAT cloned from species that are separated by a significant evolutionary period of about 50 60 Myr showed high conservation without any fixed species specific mutation [15], [18].

In Figure 1 human and mouse are ' fixed' species and chimpanzee and rat are ' variable' species.

Several changes have been found in the female reproductive organs and behavior in PI- Wolbachia fixed species.

Given a set of fixed species and the variable species, we scan the markers ordered by genomic location on one of the fixed species to identify blocks of markers that are present in the same order and orientation in the other fixed species.

NetAligner [ 7], a recent web server, allows the comparison of user-defined networks or whole interactomes within a set of fixed species using a heuristic network alignment with no guarantees on the optimality of the identified solutions.

Therefore, habitat use is not a fixed species-specific trait, but a trait that may show significant intra-specific variation and deserves a more functional, mechanistic approach.

Despite this, we observed fixed species-specific replacements in at least one gene from each taxon along their geographical distribution, with the exception of A. gambiae s.s.s

species, some fixed species-specific replacements (mainly placed in the N- and C-terminal portions of the secreted peptides) were also observed, suggesting some lineage-specific adaptation.

In AgAcp34A-2, one fixed species-specific replacement (i.e. a glutamine (Q) to a glutamic acid (E) change in the QLLQLLQLL sequence motif at the C-terminal) is observed in A. arabiensis.

Contrary to assumptions in several ecological studies, dispersal is not a fixed species-specific life-history trait, and there is growing evidence for the importance of intraspecific- and between-population variation (Baguette and Van Dyck 2007; Stevens et al. 2010).