Sentence examples for morphological characters associated from inspiring English sources

Currently, investigations on adaptive changes in fig wasps are limited to morphological characters associated with an ecological niche [ 14, 33- 36].

Morphological characters associated with both asexual fruiting body formation and sexual macrocyst formation have been traditionally used to classify the dictyostelids [ 28].

Transitioning from aquatic to terrestrial habitats is likely easier than the reverse for sciomyzids because morphological characters associated with air-breathing while under the water's surface are lost rather than gained, and sciomyzids originated and diversified during a general drying period in Earth's history.

Our results suggest that combinations of morphological and geographic characters associated with strongly supported clades may be useful in developing a comprehensive global phylogeny of Pedicularis.

Our results suggest that combinations of morphological and geographic characters associated with strongly supported clades are needed to elucidate a comprehensive global phylogeny of Pedicularis.

and U. subfloridana, which has a predominantly asexual reproduction with symbiotic propagules, represent a typical species pair, as they share many morphological characters but differ by the characters associated with their dissimilar dispersal strategies (Articus et al., 2002; Randlane et al., 2009).

Most informative morphological characters in rhabditids are associated with the male reproductive organs [ 12, 38].

Subsequent molecular and morphological analyses have not supported a Colletidae-basal hypothesis, and the bilobed glossa may be an independently-derived character associated with the application of the cellophane-like lining to cell and burrow walls [ 10- 13].

We show that clownfishes morphological characters are linked with ecological niches associated with the sea anemones.

The best explanation for this is that some loci associated with the distinguishing morphological characters are under strong selection, but exchange of neutral loci is occurring freely between the two species.

Genome-wide association studies have revealed a number of chromosomal regions where genetic variation associates with morphological characters that typify dog breeds.