Sentence examples for genera with two from inspiring English sources

Variation in genome length for virus families and genera with two or more genomes, from NCBI RefSeq v83.

We omitted genera with only one species from this analysis, using N = 11 genera with two or more species.

To investigate the variability at the intrageneric level, 40 genera with two or more species were analyzed (species with intraspecific variability were not included).

To investigate the consequences of using a smaller data set, a tree was constructed from the same starting set of pairwise distances, but including only those genera with two or more sequenced representatives.

In light of these results, we propose some changes to the current classification within the family, including the elevation of two tribes to subfamily status and the synonymisation of two genera with two other genera.

Success in discriminating species within the genera with two or more species within an area will depend on how closely related these species are, which will vary depending upon speciation mechanisms and the biogeographic history of the group in question.

In addition, two genera with four species occur in fresh waters of India, and some species of the genera Sigualosa and Dorosoma occur in Central America.

By the time that Baker (1875) wrote his monograph all of the genera with one exception were included as Narcissus.

The distributions of these two genera, with one endemic to the islands of Southeast Asia and the other restricted to the Laurasian mainland, make this lineage particularly interesting for addressing temporal and spatial patterns of diversification in Southeast Asia.

Recent studies show that two copies of GCYC2 (GCYC2areB) alsoalso found in the Asian genera with three staminodes, such as Chirita [ 25] and Opithandra in this study.

In this paper, we describe two new genera with three species, Acephialtitia colossa gen. et sp. nov., Proephialtitia acantha gen. et sp. nov. and Proephialtitia tenuata sp. nov., based on three well-preserved, nearly complete female specimens.