Sentence examples for genus forms from inspiring English sources

As expected, each genus forms its own cluster.

For Groves [ 9], this genus forms a monotypic family, but for others, going back as far as Rosenberger [ 63], it is close to other groups among the platyrrhines.

The genus forms eight well-supported clades that differ considerably in NHS pattern – ranging from 3 to 29 NHS for a clade.

Members of the genus form an important part of the plankton found in temperate-zone seas.

L. luckae and the other 12 species of its genus form one of only three groups of insects that can produce light (fireflies are another).

Cocos nucifera L., the coconut, is a charismatic monotypic genus forming a dominant part of littoral vegetation across the tropics.

The six polyploid species of this genus formed between 1 2 million years ago [ 3, 4].

The monophyly inferred for all presumed Radix individuals in this and other analyses [ 17, 19] suggests that the European species of this genus form a natural taxon.

Strains of the same species and species of the same genus form monophyletic groups on the basis of MLSA and supertree analysis.

Booth [ 5] proposed that closely related sections have the same teleomorph genus, and O'Donnell et al. [ 25] indicated that all Fusarium species with teleomorphs belonging to the Gibberella genus form a clade known as the Gibberella clade.

These results were interpreted as evidence of extensive hybridization and gene exchange in the past, with the present structure of the genus formed via "multiple hybrid speciation" [ 22], though such interpretation received criticism [ 27].