Sentence examples for in relation to extant from inspiring English sources

The morphological traits of the two extinct shearwaters have been thoroughly examined in relation to extant shearwaters.

Within these studies, the evolutionary origins of some important polyploid species in relation to extant diploid progenitors have been determined.

The results were subsequently presented along the objectives of the study, and discussed in relation to extant literature'.

These studies used fossils as calibration points without a careful comparison of fossil morphology in relation to extant diversity.

The phylogenetic affinities of the fossil shorebirds in relation to their extant relatives have not yet been fully established, hence have implicitly assumed that fossil representatives of extant groups would be resolved amongst their living relatives.

rather than humans in relation to other extant primates or other taxa.

We believe that there is also more that can be done in relation to the similarities amongst extant benchmarks, and so correlated performance and weighted contributions would be interesting to explore such that certain benchmarks might readily offer inferences for others which could be verified with relatively lesser efforts.

Overall, however, this indicates rapid initial diversification and speciation events separated by short divergence times in relation to the persistence of the extant taxa.

Such a processing would also include a harmonization of the extant WVS+ encoding in relation to the ISO standard and encoding based on ongoing UN data efforts.

The deep-sea holds important clues to anthozoan evolution, and overall, our phylogenetic reconstruction shows that the most basal extant scleractinians are azooxanthellate corals from deep-water (probably with azooxanthellate shallow-water ancestors), not only in the case of gardineriids/micrabaciids, but also in relation to the "robust" coral clade, and possibly within extant agariciids.

Unfortunately, in their zeal to manufacture a profit, some proponents give insufficient consideration to the implications and ramifications of their ventures vis-a-vis the extant law of outer space, particularly in relation to the non-appropriation principle.