Sentence examples for more recent morphological from inspiring English sources

A more recent morphological investigation of African pellonuline herring supported this hypothesis and suggested that the herring of Lake Tanganyika are closely allied with those of West Africa [19].

At deeper evolutionary levels, nuclear molecular data supported early conclusions based on morphological data that the hippopotamids are the sister lineage to cetaceans within the Artiodactyla [ 9, 10], although, more recent morphological analyses do no support this relationship and instead identify raoellids as the sister group to cetaceans [ 11].

While early morphological analyses supported the monophyly of the mangabeys [ 42, 43], more recent morphological [ 44– 46] and molecular studies [ 17, 47, 48] suggested diphyly of mangabeys, with Lophocebus clustering with Papio and Theropithecus, while Cercocebus forms a clade with Mandrillus.

This latter scheme was proposed in recognition of demonstrated paraphyly of the traditional subfamilies by more recent morphological-based phylogenetic studies [ 8].

More recent studies of morphological and DNA data have favoured the geography-based topology, grouping all the Asian species together to the exclusion of the African species [ 3, 8].

However, more recent clinical and morphological studies have disclosed evidence of developmental and age-associated changes and have suggested a dynamic nature of structural and functional changes throughout the lifespan of individuals with autism.

Traditional morphology, however, sometimes conflicts with the more recent molecular studies [ 5, 18- 23] because some morphological characters are prone to homoplasy [ 5] and usually there is unclear homology of morphological traits [ 24, 25].

Among the more recent, O rdas et al. (2008) studied morphological traits and flowering time in maize.

More recent studies, however, have shown that many of our morphological features are, on the contrary, peramorphic (see Minugh-Purvis and McNamara 2002 for a review).

Previous results from a morphological study [ 47] and a more recent molecular study [ 48] had already suggested that the species S. berthaultii and S. tarijense should be combined.

A more recent study on intergeneric sciomyzid relationships [ 23], which included more morphological characters than did Marinoni & Mathis [ 25], was similarly limited, as the taxon sampling was nearly identical and the relationships among many of the genera not well-supported.