Sentence examples for genera sharing from inspiring English sources

The 100 most similar sequences encode Lepidopteran ND5 (87 89% identity; Expectation Values, 2×10−132 to 1×10−145), with seven of eight genera sharing the Nymphalidae family with Heteronympha.

Similar to our findings, the presence of closely related Type 3 fimbriae was also demonstrated in E. coli and K. pneumonia catheter-associated urinary tract infection strains [ 30], further supporting that fimbriae may be transferred between different genera sharing niche in the same host.

Host genera shared no genotypes in the NifD network.

The characteristic genera shared by two straw-conditioning samples and genera shared by two SMS-conditioning samples were shown in Fig.  6b.

Genera shared with New Zealand or occurring in the Pacific province tended to have a greater proportion of gender dimorphic SOI species than other genera; however, gender dimorphism was negatively associated with the total number of biogeographic provinces occupied.

The dominant genera shared by LES and ABS included Proteiniphilum (11 ~ 17 %), Petrimonas (3 ~ 8 %), Levilinea (2 %), and Tissierella (2 %), and their prevalence was quite low in CS and RS (below 0.1%%).

The two genera shared a latest and obviously detectable alpha genome duplication event before their divergence ~20 million years ago (MYA) and subsequently Brassica ancestor underwent a whole genome triplication event (common to the tribe Brassicaceae) ~16 MYA [ 22– 25].

The yellow dwarf virus (YDV) species in these two genera share genetic similarities in their 3′-ends, but diverge in the 5′-regions.

A 2003 cladistic analysis based on skull features instead identified Alioramus as the closest known relative of Tarbosaurus, as the two genera share skull characteristics that are related to stress distribution and that are not found in other tyrannosaurines.

The authors explain that although the hypogeous Morchellaceae genera share the trait of large spore size, striking differences in spore structure and other morphological difference in microscopic characters would have ruled out placing them in the same family as Morchella, were it not for the convincing molecular evidence proving their relatedness.

And yet, these two genera share i) large plesiasters and ii) absence of microxeas.