Sentence examples for more exaggerated morphological from inspiring English sources

The focal plant (Z. microsiphon) had more exaggerated morphological traits than the pollinator when pollinators foraged from other plants with very short traits.

Plants have consistently more exaggerated morphological traits than insects at high trait magnitudes and in some cases less exaggerated traits than insects at smaller trait magnitudes.

In contrast, plants reliant on pollinators for seed set had more exaggerated morphological traits than their insect pollinators indicating that the adaptive advantage lies with the plants.

These data suggest that plant morphological traits are more exaggerated than insect traits at the long end of the spectrum of traits measured, and this could have far-reaching implications for community ecology and the evolution of species interactions.

The morphological traits of insects were more exaggerated than the focal plant if the background plant community consisted of species with even longer tubes.

Mismatches may be more pronounced at the long end of the spectrum because pollinators with exaggerated morphological traits are able to utilize a greater subset of plants than insects with less exaggerated morphological traits.

"The more exaggerated the better".

In football, it's even more exaggerated".

In the Asian version, the violence will be slightly more visible, more exaggerated.

And the sums become more exaggerated higher up the income scale.

And I suppose that the fictional, more exaggerated version of that boy has probably also suffered.