However, the genus Ardipithecus stands as the most likely ancestor of Australopithecus, and it provides the best insight into the biology of the earliest hominids and their immediate ancestors.
Though genus Oryza stands as a small group in the plant kingdom containing only 23 species, the diversity and ecological adaptability of rice, which is found in a wide range of habitats from forest, savanna, and mountainsides to river and lakes, is remarkable and could drive the rapid occurrence of new genes in rice genome (Ge et al. 1999; Vaughan et al. 2003).
Leaves that follow the blossoms have the pattern of attachment and veining characteristic of the dogwood genus: they stand opposite each other at each node, and large veins trace out almost out to the margins before joining and heading for the tip.
In leaves, α- Proteobacteria, particularly Methylobacterium genus clearly stood out in the population, while Sphingomonas, Pantoea, Kocuria, Microbacterium and Curtobacterium genera were also frequently isolated (Fig. 1; Additional file 4: Table S2).
These cause heads to tip sideways in wonder, stirring a pinch of alarm, but with stoic, resolute DNA and a penchant for privacy, the genus holds firm, stands strong.
Especially for the genus Aspergillus, FetGOat stands out with respect to the ease of use and the integration of comprehensive and regularly updated GO annotations.
Amongst these, two species of mayflies in the genus Baetis Leach stand out in importance: B. rhodani Pictet in Europe (e.g. [ 6- 8]), and B. harrisoni Barnard in southern Africa (e.g. [ 2, 9- 11]).
Put plainly, the machine — which I called Laptop, capital L: the genus particularized, like "God" — stands, even now, as one of the great, haunting loves of my young-adult life.
Similarly, according to Aristotle, things in the world are not beings because they stand under some genus, being, but rather because they all stand in a relation to the primary being, which in the Categories he says is substance.
This has led to remarkable adaptations to life at extreme conditions as exemplified by the tilapia species that can survive at 44°C at very high salinity, Antarctic toothfish that can thrive at temperatures below 0°C and deep sea fish such as from the genus Coryphaenoides that can stand pressures of more than 60 MPa [ 2, 12].
