Sentence examples for many different taxa from inspiring English sources
Sex chromosomes have evolved independently in many different taxa, and so have mechanisms to compensate for expression differences on sex chromosomes in males and females.
Hunting, however, seems insufficient to account for so many losses across so many different taxa in so many parts of the globe.
On an ecological basis, however, the tree can be recognized as a natural construct, as it represents an adaptive strategy by many different taxa to exploit and dominate the habitat above the ground.
Climate change scenarios tested in temperate/continental regions depicted an overall decrease in the fractal dimension of patches in time for many different taxa (Barrio et al. 2006).
Linear discriminant analysis effect size (LEfSe) analyses showed many different taxa between CTR and IMO, of which the abundance of relative beneficial bacteria including Streptococcaceae and Collinsella was increased by IMO supplementation (P < 0.05).
Prezygotic reproductive barriers have been described in many different taxa and crickets are no exception [12], [51], [54], [55].
Apomixis has evolved from many different sexual taxa [ 2, 3], although the genetic factors underlying apomictic reproduction remain unknown.
Instead, many different microbial taxa are responsible for producing a variety of enzymes that break down these plant cell components.
Since this groundbreaking discovery in 2000, it became clear that proteorhodopsins are likely to be the most abundant and widely distributed of the microbial rhodopsins, now found in many different bacterial taxa and not only in marine organisms.
Several exhibits were dedicated to biological diversity ("The Diversity of Life: A macro and micro vision"); many animal specimens of different taxa were displayed to show inter-specific biodiversity and suggest the abundance of different life forms.
The wheat tribe Triticeae (Poaceae) includes many different auto- and allopolyploid taxa, and has received considerable study of its systematics, genetics and speciation [ 9– 11].
