Sentence examples for morph variation from inspiring English sources

Similar demographic distribution and colour morph variation is seen in Coelophora inaequalis, Harmonia axyridis and Oreina sulcata [63] [65].

The pattern of colour morph variation in the polders suggests that these colonising populations retained sufficient genetic diversity to adapt to newly-arising environments, and also that some geographical structuring is present.

Such an effect of body size on morph variation was also highlighted in horned beetles, where small males are constrained to exhibit small horns and thus a smaller SSD pattern than large males [ 5].

These results also imply that the sharing of selfing/outcrossing morph variation among the eight focal species is unlikely due to the retention of an ancestral polymorphism, and the consistent rejection of their monophyly (Table  2) further supports this view.

In both cases, therefore, the degree of inter-morph variation was no greater than the intra-morph variation, suggesting the two morphs are not genetically distinct entities.

One of the most important processes generating morph frequency variation is spatial variation in selection and local adaptation [ 5].

Previous work on C. decresii has also detected considerable morph frequency variation among populations [ 23]; however, this geographic variation is yet to be explicitly documented.

Using 30 allozyme loci, we investigated within-population and within-morph genetic variation and structure in relation to distyly (stochastic morph bias and pin frequency), demography (population size, plant density), and evidence of recent bottlenecks.

So it is a conclusion of the previous research that we must produce a sample hook in.stl data file format that can be used as a basis or datum structure and that can morph into variations according to need and application.

Sex-specific differences in lizard digit ratios have been reported previously ([41], [42]; but see [43]), but morph-specific variation in digit ratio has never been examined.

In this study, we examine morph-specific variation in fecundity (i.e. egg number, egg mass, clutch mass and relative body mass) under natural conditions in multiple years and across six populations, which show extreme variation in morph frequencies.