Sentence examples for genera it from inspiring English sources

If there is one defining feature of Homo that has separated it from all other genera, it is the ability to make tools.

Because this family is mainly defined by the curved seed found in many of the genera, it is also known as the moonseed family.

Although the mature forms of synandria look similar among genera, it does not necessarily imply that the mode of development is the same in distantly related taxa.

In these genera it is clearly wider than the costal vein.

Like many fungal genera, it is difficult to sensitively detect Candida spp by conventional culture techniques.

When comparing a selection of widespread ectomycorrhizal fungal genera it was found that Tomentella Pat., Cortinarius Fr., and Russula Pers.

Either it evolved independently in both genera, or it's emergence predates the gorilla-chimp/hominin split, and hominins subsequently lost it.

Recent DNA evidence indicates that the fin whale may be more closely related to the humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) and in at least one study the gray whale (Eschrichtius robustus), two whales in different genera, than it is to members of its own genus, such as the minke whales.

Such a transformation was implicit in the assumption that they were related genera, but it would have been a single evolutionary transformation, and it now appears to be a developmental transformation that occurs repeatedly.

Spikelet structure is highly useful in the identification of grass species and genera, and it defines some large groups of grasses.

Like any classification, the present arrangement is essentially a hypothesis of relationships among superfamilies, families, and genera, and it is continually being tested by the discovery of new fossils, reanalyses of data from conventional sources, and analyses of new data such as DNA sequences.