Sentence examples for morphological and fossil from inspiring English sources

Monophyly of monilophytes has been disputed on the basis of morphological and fossil evidence.

Such combination of molecular, morphological and fossil data has the potential to provide an unprecedented level of understanding of the evolutionary unfolding within planktonic foraminifera.

In 1988, Rasnitsyn proposed a fully resolved phylogenetic hypothesis of higher level hymenopteran relationships based on morphological and fossil evidence (Rasnitsyn 1988).

In this case, determining which result is correct will require additional evidence, such as greater taxon-sampling in molecular data sets and greater scrutiny of the morphological and fossil evidence.

Our analysis suggests pylochelids branched early in the evolution of hermit and king crabs, consistent with morphological and fossil evidence that place them as a basal primitive lineage [ 39].

To determine the plausibility of this new topology, we applied several tests for phylogenetic informativity, saturation of sites, and compositional heterogeneity within the molecular data sets and have also considered our results against other molecular, morphological, and fossil evidence.

Phylogenetic relationships and divergence times within the superorder Glires (Rodentia, and Lagomorpha) remain controversial, with many discrepancies between estimates from morphological, molecular and fossil data.

Here we review the morphological, molecular, ecological and fossil data in order to address when and how siboglinids evolved.

The aim of this paper is to address when and how this happened reviewing the available morphological, molecular, environmental and fossil data.

(iii) The sum of morphological, anatomical, molecular, and fossil evidence supports modern Osmunda (including Osmundastrum ) and Todea-Leptopteris being mutually monophyletic.

However, morphological similarities between modern and fossil counterparts are remarkable (Schieber et al. 2007; Noffke 2010).