Sentence examples for interim species from inspiring English sources

Barcode clusters that were distinct from all others (>2% divergence), but that contained only juveniles, could not be identified morphologically and were thus assigned interim species codes and treated as separate species for analysis.

For the most part, an interim taxonomy of 21 species is accepted by ITIS and many other researchers, though by no means all in 2004 Penhallurick and Wink called for the number of species to be reduced to 13 (including the lumping of the Amsterdam albatross with the wandering albatross), although this paper was itself controversial.

In the interim, English naturalist Miles Joseph Berkeley named the species Agaricus cerasinus in 1836, although he too would later transfer the species to Hygrophorus in 1860.

Many species were only given interim names due to the fact that many cryptic species have not been identified and described formally, and limited comparative data exist for many genera.

For provisional species lacking formal names, we used interim names according to existing codes used in the published literature whenever possible, when there was <2% genetic match to those records.

A gene tree is mapped into the interim locus tree, which then maps into the species tree.

Simulation indicates that river concentrations of NO3 alone are near the current interim standard for the total of all dissolved N species.

Because of years of litigation, the corps operates the dams on the river system under an interim policy driven largely by the need to protect the endangered species of fish and shellfish downstream.

In the interim, conserving seagrass density and bed size can offer resistance to introduced species.

In the interim, additional biomass data collected on all components from a range of species across sites with different climate regimes and management histories will aid in improving our understanding of carbon allocation patterns related to climate [26].

In the interim, additional biomass data collected on all components from a range of species across sites with different climate regimes and management histories will aid in improving our understanding of carbon allocation patterns related to climate [ 26].