Sentence examples for morphological and natural from inspiring English sources

Hebert et al. [39], for example, recommended splitting the species recognized as the neotropical skipper butterfly, Astraptes fulgerator, a common and widely distributed species originally described in 1775, into 10 largely sympatric species based on DNA bar-coding at the COI gene along with morphological and natural history information.

As mentioned previously, these three lineages lack apparent diagnostic morphological and natural history characters, other than that one of them, within ACG, is restricted to rain forest, where all three lineages occur naturally.

Despite remarkable morphological and ecological divergence, natural interspecific hybrids have been found for many Schiedea species and the ability to cross-hybridize with each other has been shown for virtually all Schiedea species in green-house experiments [13].

Here, we use morphological measurements from populations of A. sagrei to test the hypothesis that anthropogenic habitat alteration has lead to morphological divergence between lizards living in disturbed and natural habitats.

Particular attention is drawn to the different fibre collection techniques for creating bundles of electrospun fibres and how these could be used for regenerating tendon by mimicking the morphological and mechanical properties of the natural tissue.

Nine and 24 QTLs for physio-morphological and plant production traits were identified in managed and natural drought stress conditions in the TPEs, respectively.

Of the seven morphological traits, SVL, hindspan, and mass significantly differed between disturbed and natural habitats (Table 1).

Thus, correlation of morphological and transformed molecular matrices represents a natural means of quantitatively validating the proposed transformations.

Our results demonstrate morphological divergence, but not genetic divergence, between populations of A. sagrei inhabiting disturbed and natural habitats on four islands of the Bahamas.

In natural fungal hybrids, both morphological and life style changes have been observed.

This paper documents the spatial morphological variability and its natural and anthropogenic controls for the Yamuna River, a major tributary of the Ganga River, India.