Sentence examples for more basal morphology from inspiring English sources

Compared with the Giraffititan, the inner ear of A. sp. shows a more basal morphology.

Lisa Rosenberger's 2001 phylogenetic analysis, based on morphology, found that the pelagic stingray is one of the more basal members of its family, being the sister taxon to a clade that contains Pastinachus, Dasyatis, and Indo-Pacific Himantura species.

Loss of tsp66E in the SG affects SJ morphology, resulting in a swaying of the SJ region relative to the more basal regions of the lateral membrane.

Fig. 7 T. rex and a more basal tyrannosaur.

Plesiosaurs are known from every continent including Antarctica, unlike more basal eosauropterygians.

Among the more basal insects, another group of interest is the praying mantis (Mantodea).

The number of teeth and their close packing are reduced in these more basal species.

Fig. 3 Examples of a large sauropod and a more basal "prosauropod".

Several species thought to be basal ornithopods occur in older beds, but there are so few differences between basal ornithopods and even more basal ornithischians that it is unclear exactly where the ornithopod line started.

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"Sciurumimus is much more basal within the dinosaur family tree and thus indicates that all predatory dinosaurs had feathers".