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It also helps in the prediction of the functional consequences of behaviors, such as flight or wing fanning or morphological attributes that can affect air flow in the vicinity of the antennae.

The observations of several morphological attributes that are intermediate between B. gymnorrhiza and B. sexangula suggest that this new taxon is most likely an interspecific hybrid, and a hybrid species name, Bruguiera × rhynchopetala (Ko) X.

Critical Principal Component (PC) axes and the morphological attributes that influence critical PC axes most strongly were identified by permuting the original morphological dataset 1000 times and performing a phylogenetic PCA on each of these permuted datasets.

Examples of two such morphological attributes that are altered in phyB-9 seedlings grown in red light are smaller cotyledons and petioles when compared to the wild type (Neff and Van Volkenburgh 1994; Neff and Chory 1998), a phenotype that is obvious in the Figure 5.

Edge angle is widely considered to be a morphological attribute that influences the functional performance of lithic technologies.

Another possible explanation is that BAS1 expression in the shoot apex is dependent on certain morphological and physiological attributes that are lacking in the phyB-9 mutant background.

Thus, physiological, morphological, and behavioral attributes that confer success in captivity may be incompatible with success in the wild, and natural populations with a large proportion of reintroduced animals may be unsustainable (Lynch and O'Hely 2001).

Just as humans are able to recognize one another through facial and other morphological (and behavioral) attributes that remain person-specific for decades, we ask whether omic profiles have a similar capacity to define personalities at the molecular level.

Our analysis of genetic and morphological variability in a range of populations of rainbow trout has presented a general approach and specific protocol for assigning conservation value based on attributes that could easily be adapted to different taxa and characteristics and that could be combined with other, nonbiological attributes to help make conservation decisions.

In our encoding process, the concept model attributes that were used for qualification were "246112005|Severity (attribute)|", "263502005|Clinical course (attribute)|", "246456000|Episodicity (attribute)|", "408731000|Temporal context (attribute)|", and "408729009|Finding context (attribute)|".

Morphological attributes with eigenvector distributions that did not overlap with those of the permuted datasets were considered important descriptors of interspecific variability in the corresponding axes.