Sentence examples for genera for example from inspiring English sources

Somewhat less than one-tenth of the genera have established discontinuous distributions on adjacent continents; 12 genera, for example, have such disjunct distributions between North and South America, 11 genera show these patterns between North America and Europe, and 7 genera are discontinuous between North America and northern Asia.

It is likely that some of these species indeed belong to new genera, for example "C".

Previous analyses of pathogen-specific genes have been limited to certain species or genera (for example, [4], [21] [25]), but a large-scale analysis is now possible.

Although most studies conclude that Hylobates diverged most recently, comparative genomics analysis of nuclear and mitochondrial DNA sequences has yielded conflicting models of the phylogenetic relationships among the genera (for example, see [58] [60]) hindered by the unusually rapid chromosome rearrangement rate in gibbons [61].

The ribosomal DNA genetic distance within the family Spilotylenchidae is much smaller than that of certain tylenchid genera, for example, Meloidogyne or Pratylenchus [ 19, 84].

The expansion and contraction of savanna habitats across especially the eastern and southern parts of Africa during the Pliocene and Miocene have been linked to speciation in several other rodent genera, for example Tatera [ 68], Hylomyscus [ 7] and Praomys [ 25].

Using wide crosses in combination with embryo rescue and other laboratory technologies, researchers in plant breeding have succeeded in transferring chromosomes, chromosome arms, or parts of chromosomes between species and/or genera [see, for example, 8].

DNA barcoding led to a marked increase in species diversity in some genera, as, for example, previously only one species of both Chydorus and Simocephalus had been reported from Churchill (Table S1 in the supporting information online).

In most schemes Allenopithecus is sister to the other genera (see, for example, [ 71]), but like Xing et al. [ 69], we find that the lineage leading to Miopithecus was the first to separate, although posterior probability support is only 0.69.

Genera in different phyla (for example, bacterial genera and mammalian genera) are considered very different types of entities.

No specialized meiofauna, i.e. new genera, families (as for example vestimentiferans in the larger size class) have been detected in hydrothermal vents.