Sentence examples for modified genera from inspiring English sources

This well-supported clade (pp = 1; bt = 88) was subdivided into two groups, the first (1.3.1) with Circum-Mediterranean species, gathering two Iberian Trechus with the highly modified genera Sardaphaenops (Sardinia), Paraphaenops (Iberia) and the Adriatic Typhlotrechus.

The origin of some of the most troglomorphic genera, such as Arctaphaenops, Agostinia, Luraphaenops and Trichaphaenops, with a marked aphaenopsian habitus, was estimated to be Plio- or Pleistocene, more recent than that of other similarly modified genera from the area (e.g. Italaphaenops or Lessinodytes, from the early Miocene).

We also did not found a close relationship between the highly modified subterranean genera Allegrettia, from the Italian Alps, and Jeannelius, from the Caucasus, as hypothesized by some authors due to their strikingly similar external morphology [ 27, 46, 47].

The taxonomy of some genera such as Clostridium remains unsettled, although Clostridium has been modified after separating five genera in 1994 [59] and six genera in 2013 [50].

The taxonomy of AAB has been modified significantly as new genera have been isolated, and new molecular methods of identification have been introduced [ 99].

Among the Hylidae are genera that have the head modified into a bony casque ("helmet") and the skin co-ossified with the underlying bone.

Cyclopoid copepods are the most important parasites of marine sponges; in fact, some genera of these crustaceans have become modified as a consequence of their parasitic existence.

Most species are terrestrial or grow on rocks, although Polybotrya (about 35 species) and a few other genera have stems rooted in the ground but modified to climb up trees.

After this first step, we modified our compartmentalization scheme to take into account the species numbers of genera not sampled in our trees (less than 25% of the total number of accepted genera).

The alternating tubulin array in T. brucei and the distinct, monotypic arrays in L. major are representative of their respective genera and mutually exclusive, i.e., they are not modified states of a common ancestral character.

The modified matK primer was largely successful in PCR amplification in all the three genera.