Sentence examples for many morphological characters from inspiring English sources

Many morphological characters support the Pachastrellap clade claimed by Topsent [80].

However, many morphological characters are under environmental influences and some true hybrids may not always display an intermediate phenotype if the diagnostic traits are not controlled by codominant genes or genes of additive effects [11].

Both species investigated in this study have a variable phenotype with regards to many morphological characters.

Unlike many morphological characters, DNA-sequences do not underlie potentially misleading developmental or environmental modifications.

Their highly aberrant sequences (the longest branch in the present BI tree) and uncertain homology of many morphological characters do not allow to deduce their relationships precisely.

The two species share many morphological characters, but the genome of S. macrophylla is ∼25%% larger than that of S. speciosa (Zaitlin and Pierce 2010).

Potential problems of topological artifacts in these analyses that are caused by convergent reductions in many morphological character systems were discussed in detail by Friedrich and Beutel [ 24] and Beutel et al. [ 15].

In vertebrates, this handicap is linked to testosterone, the primary male sex hormone, which is required for the production of many morphological sexual characters, and has a suppressive effect on the immune system (Zuk 1996).

First, the donkey and horse belong to the same genus Equus, which shares many similar morphological characters.

Dinoflagellates comprise a well-supported monophyletic group based on both molecular data and many unique morphological characters [ 2].

The phylogenetic position of the Protura, traditionally considered the most basal hexapod group, is disputed because it has many unique morphological characters compared with other hexapods.