Sentence examples for great morphological differences from inspiring English sources

The dogs, on the other hand, must, in spite of great morphological differences between breeds, constitute one species because of their interfertility.

Despite great morphological differences, there is evidence that the early morphogenesis of animal eyes requires the regulatory activity of Pax6, Sine oculis (Six), Eyes absent (Eya) and Dachshund (Dach), a gene network known as the retinal determination gene network (RDGN) [ 47- 50].

Since the pattern of cranial differentiation reflects a great proportion of population history and considering previous studies, the first hypothesis to be tested is that pygmy populations form an homogenous group with respect to non-pygmies, thus we expect that the greatest morphological difference is obtained in the comparison between pygmies' and non-pygmies'.

The main aim of this study is to compare cranial morphology between African pygmies and non-pygmies populations from Equatorial Africa derived from both the Eastern and the Western regions in order to test if the greatest morphological difference is obtained in the comparison between pygmies and non-pygmies.

This could be due to the similar environments the species share, specifically with the Heliocidaris species off the southern coasts of Australia, and there had not been pressures for greater morphological difference.

A recurrent line showing greatest morphological divergence from the primary tumour line also demonstrated the greatest differences at the ultrastructural level, in increased production of plasminogen activator and in the composition of cell-surface glycoproteins.

In the following we will refer to these as "species" based on their significant morphological distinctness, which is frequently greater than the morphological differences observed in most well-established (i.e. biological) species (e.g. Halichondria panicea and H. bowerbanki [21]).

Previous analyses [ 44] found morphological differences were greater in sympatric localities than in allopatric localities, a pattern consistent with character displacement.

The apparent dominance of paedomorphosis in the evolution of major morphological novelties is due, in part, to the greater degree of morphological difference between very early embryonic and adult forms than between adult morphologies that have been accelerated or extended by hypermorphosis.

Character displacement is typically demonstrated as a greater between-species morphological difference in sympatry than in allopatry.

Mahalanobis distances representing morphological differences in aedeagus shape were the greatest between D. arizonae and D. m. baja, followed by D. arizonae and D. m. sonorensis (Additional file 2: Table S8).