Sentence examples for genus for example from inspiring English sources

All the species in a genus, for example, will belong to branches descending from the same common ancestor.

The 'genus' group is composed of distances between strains within the same genus (for example Mx vs. Mf, and Ad1 vs. AdC).

Homologues were found in a minority of species in a phylum, and in some cases examples were found in only a minority of species in a genus (for example, Streptomyces where three species are each known to possess a homologue out of 30 species with completely sequenced genomes).

The resolution to this problem depends to some degree on what should be done with Phoca (sensu lato), which varies regularly between being recognized as a single genus (for example, [ 13, 57]), as four separate genera (for example, [ 14, 53, 58]) or some intermediate solution (for example, [ 54]).

They compared the molecular data to data based on the kinds of features used to distinguish fossil lineages for 228 mammal and 197 mollusk lineages at the genus level (both wolves and dogs belong to the genus Canis, for example).

Members of the genus Angiostrongylus, for example, are known to be pathogenic in humans.

Butterflies of the genus Dardanus, for example, are maximally responsive to their own blue courtship coloration.

The genus Rosa, for example, includes a great many species and hundreds of named man-made hybrids.

The flowers of the large genus Oncidium, for example, are pollinated by male Centris bees in what appears to be a case of pseudoantagonism.

The genus animal, for example, is just that which is potentially some specific kind of animal or other.

Several scientists have reported that actinomycetes isolated from Indonesian soils and leaf-litters represent new species and demonstrate genus diversity (for example, Otoguro et al. 2009, 2011; Lisdiyanti et al. 2010; Yamamura et al. 2010).