Sentence examples for highly derived form from inspiring English sources

We note one orphan Fox gene, noted on our trees as "Fox Unknown Homology," with weak resemblance to Fox K and Fox C protein sequences under BLAST-based comparison and a clear forkhead domain structure which may represent a highly derived form of FoxJ1.

Although the first known crocodyloids appeared in the Maastrichtian (around 72.1 66.0 million years ago), that lineage must have been present during the Campanian, and the earliest alligatoroids and gavialoids include highly derived forms, which indicates that the time of the actual divergence between the three lineages must have been a pre-Campanian event.

The most highly derived forms of mitochondria, such as the hydrogenosome of Trichomonas vaginalis [ 14] and the Giardia lamblia mitosome [ 2], have lost their genomes entirely [ 15].

A few modes of interactions thus far appear to be restricted to certain sporadic lineages or are only seen in certain highly derived forms of the domain.

This lack of conservation of core NCLDV genes is all the more striking considering the huge genome size of Pandoraviruses compared to the other NCLDV and suggests that Pandoraviruses are highly derived forms.

In contrast, the assumption of the general conservation of expression has been used to assign homology of highly derived organs to putative ancestral forms [ 10- 14].

An unavoidable drawback, however, is that typically the extant forms are highly derived and disparate with the result that the natures of common ancestors are often matters for unconstrained speculation.

Leeches (Hirudinea), together with earthworms (Oligochaeta) form the class Clitellata, a highly derived group of the diverse Phylum Annelida or "segmented worms" (Rousset et al. 2007).

Nevertheless, Chaetomys and the other South American porcupines share a highly derived morphology of the hind foot that is not seen in the North American form.

Transcriptomic analysis of the highly derived radial body plan of a sea urchin.

With their complex life cycle and highly derived body plan, echinoderms are unique among bilaterians.