Sentence examples for more extreme morphology from inspiring English sources

'Microcormorants' (e.g., Phalacrocorax africanus, P. pygmaeus, P. melanoleucos) have a more extreme morphology where trochlea IV extends nearly straight distally, such that the entire lateral border of the tarsometatarsus has a linear appearance in dorsal or plantar aspect.

Each specimen has a weight for the x- and y components of each partial warp, with larger weight values associated with larger deviations from the consensus morphology (i.e. more extreme morphologies).

Thus, LF alleles were associated with the development of a more extreme biting morphology along these two axes.

Since this type of more extreme protrusion morphology was not observed at P4 or P6, the actin cytoskeleton must have remodeled to power this morphological change.

All other things being equal (e.g., levels of aggression, size, etc)., males with a more extreme "biting" morphology would have a competitive advantage during this behavior.

Males tended to have a more extreme biting morphology, including steeply sloped craniofacial profiles and changes in the position of muscle division points at the origin of the adductor mandibulae on the preoperculum.

These different foraging strategies are associated with subtle but consistent differences in craniofacial architecture in the lateral view, with LF possessing a more "extreme" biting morphology characterized by relatively shorter jaws and a steeper profile on average compared to TRC (Cooper et al. 2010; Parsons et al. 2014).

Second, the intercept and slope of ordered-axis plot regressions are more sensitive to extreme morphologies than tests for the equality of means and variances.

More ancient cavefish populations were those demonstrating more extreme phenotypic changes, e.g. complete loss of the visual system structures and significantly enhanced "constructive" morphologies to facilitate identification of nutrition in the trophic-poor context of the cave.

On the contrary, in cross 3512 a hybrid genital morphology was more similar to D. buzzatii for PC1 (Line12) but the mean for PC2 was more extreme than any of the parental lines.

"Contortion is more extreme".