Sentence examples for genus support from inspiring English sources

The overall ecophysiological traits of the Streptomyces genus support the concept of cosmopolitan biogeographical behavior.

The sister-group relationship of Ericabatrachus and Petropedetes and the validity of Ericabatrachus as a separate and divergent genus support the contiguity of the Afromontane region and reinforces the importance of continuing conservation efforts in the Bale Mountains of Ethiopia.

Recent studies on the Clostridium genus support a reclassification of C. difficile and the related Cluster XI into a family-level group that is distinct from the current Clostridiaceae family (renaming family genus spp. to Peptostreptococcaceae Peptoclostridium difficile has been suggested) [ 14].

indicus, G. fulvus, G. africanus, G. bengalensis [ 12- 15]), and the relative recency of diversification and the phylogenetic position of these four known susceptible species each forming a sister relationship with at least one of the remaining taxa in this genus, support concern that the other Gyps taxa may be susceptible as well (see also [ 11, 14]).

The comparably large core genome size and overall high sequence identity within the genus support the hypothesis that these two clades have evolved as a result of sympatric speciation; however, the divergence of the two clades indicates that they are under different evolutionary pressures, to some degree.

The resulting RNAseH network revealed that sequences group according to the Solanaceae genus, supporting a strong association with the host genome, whereas tracing the U3 region sequence association characterises the modular evolutionary pattern within the Tnt1 superfamily.

In addition, the remaining two characters mapped, i.e., standard length (as was coded in the present study) and the neurocranium dome, were synapomorphies for the whole genus, supporting the monophyly of the Central-Eastern, Western and Southern clades.

Also, the role of ecological specialization in promoting species divergence in this genus finds support in phylogenetic reconstructions [ 9].

All analyses confirm the monophyletic status of the Bulinus genus (bootstrap support of 93.3%; see Figure  1).

Genome sequences of this genus also support the existence of complex regulatory networks for sensing and signal transduction to adapt to such conditions [ 1- 3].

In Polypterus, the recently described P. mokelembembe [ 69] is the sister taxon to all other members of the genus; although support for this relationship is very high (PP = 0.94), it is not significant.