Sentence examples for former genera from inspiring English sources

Some of these reconstructed lineages correspond approximately to former genera that were synonymised under Cerapachys in the past [ 32].

The microsporidian Anncaliia algerae, former genera Nosema and Brachiola, is an emerging human pathogen that primarily infects insects (2 – 7 ). A. algerae has caused severe myositis in patients taking immunosuppressive medication for rheumatoid arthritis or solid-organ transplantation (3, 5, 8 ).

CM02, C. MG42, C. MG43, C. MG14); and (6) there are two groups of species with small eyes and reduced body size that are one another's closest relatives and that correspond to the former genera Syscia (e.g., C. augustae, C. typhlus) and Ooceraea (C. fragosus, C. biroi, C. edentatus and others).

Spooner et al. [ 14] used plastid DNA restriction site data and morphological data to reinvestigate the relationships of potatoes, tomatoes (former genus Lycopersicon), farther outgroups in Solanum, and other genera of the Solanaceae.

Other genera are Bankia, Xylotrya, and Xylophaga.

But there are plants in other genera that are also called oregano.

Other genera are cutaneous.

Due to its great diversity in morphology, Phyllanthus is currently classified in many subgenera and (sub sections, which were often former separate genera.

In a 2001 analysis, Carpenter included the former three genera in a sister clade to a group containing the latter three, although he found that Panoplosaurus could belong to either clade, depending which taxa and characters were chosen.

Penares is one of these former Ancorinidae genera reallocated to the Geodiidae based on morphological, molecular and biochemical data [5], [35].

The genomes of several species in the former three genera and their viruses have been entirely sequenced (see [ 11]).