In 1848 a dark (melanic) morph of the peppered moth was first noticed in Manchester, Eng.
Thus, the regular plural morph might be said to be composed of the morphophoneme /Z/ and the most common past-participle morph of the morphophoneme /D/.
I concluded my reflections on the journey as follows: "I was angry at myself for losing control of the situation, for letting all I had subconsciously absorbed seep out of me into a horrible morph of hostility.
In 2013, Marinus Hoogmoed and his wife announced the discovery of a new light blue morph of poison dart frog (Dendrobates galactonotus) – and its location in Amazonian Brazil – in the Phyllomedusa journal.
In the 19th century a dark morph of the moth emerged in response to air pollution during the Industrial Revolution and became the dominant colour morph, almost completely replacing the light-coloured form.
There's not as immediate a connection as there is, say, in the cases of Madonna's collaborations with Gaultier and Dolce and Gabbana, Grace Jones's skin-tight, Amazonian Azzedine Alaïa ensembles, or the chameleon morph of David Bowie from Ziggy clad in Kansai Yamamoto to the monochrome, attenuated Duke.
Reconstructed organogenetic transformation (morph) of the roe deer, Capreolus capreolus (Sakurai 1906) as shown in the animation.
The morph of the managed Internet funds and the ousting of AOL Time Warner from the Dow Jones Internet Index explain why.
Lopez-Legentil et al. [16] reported two distinct chemotypes in ascidian species: the purple morph of C. dellechiajei have the pyridoacridines shermilamine B (1) and kuanoniamine D (2) in tunic and its deacetylated forms (3, 4) in zooids, while the blue and green morphs comprised the C9-unsubstituted pyrridoacridines, ascididemin (5) and 11-hydroxyascididemin (6) in tunic and zooids as well.
However, the taxonomic status of several pruinose taxa requires clarification e.g. British material named as Acarospora umbilicata f. congrediens with a whitish pruina due to a dense deposit of calcium oxalate found on siliceous walls subjected to calcareous seepage, may represent a pruinose morph of Acarospora fuscata (Nyl).
It's a morph of Google, Facebook, and Twitter -- and blurred together into a social media juggernaut.
