Sentence examples for genus has changed from inspiring English sources

Because the taxonomic structure of the genus has changed extensively, C. bubulus was renamed as Campylobacter sputorum and divided intraspecifically in three biovars (bv. sputorum, bv. fecalis, and bv. paraureolyticus), in accordance with their biochemical behavior (On et al. 1998).

If they could be heard over the furore, tadpole shrimps, arguably the oldest surviving animal genus (having changed very little in the last 300 million years), would be staunchly advocating that the Tadpoleshrimpozoic makes the most sense on paper.

Pilobolus Dance Theater, the company formed in 1971 and named after a genus of fungi, has changed drastically over the years in terms of artistic makeup.

The taxonomy of the genus of the pygmy hippopotamus has changed as understanding of the animal has developed.

But that may have changed with the advent of tools--which happened roughly when the genus Homo arose.

Within the genus, there are interspecific structural variations in the terminal-inverted repeats (TIRs), the size of which would have changed over time [ 23].

Interestingly, the genus has undergone changes in pollinators at various times.

Mainly driven by Sundaland's dramatic geological and climatic changes during the past million years, the genus has undergone an extensive radiation [ 2].

The genus has been revised several times by rearrangements with the genera Rhodococcus and Nocardia, and the name Gordona was changed to Gordonia in 1997.

This new find suggests that this genus has existed at least from the latest Middle Jurassic to the mid Lower Cretaceous and has had minimal morphological change for 40 million years [ 25– 27].

MY relationship with the Oenothera genus has been a decidedly on-again, off-again affair over the past 25 years.