Sentence examples for morphological characters described from inspiring English sources

Nine out of the 11 described Myrmekiaphila species were sampled (species identification is based on morphological characters described by Bond and Platnick [28]).

Species were identified using morphological characters described by Browicz and Zohary (1996).

Based on our dissections of 41 sepsid species and the ropalomerid outgroup Willistoniella pleuropunctata, we defined 19 morphological characters describing the internal female reproductive tract and scored them across all taxa (Table 2; 11 binary, 8 multistate characters; 3 ordered, 16 unordered).

Specimens were classified based on morphological taxonomic characters described by Harrison and Bates (1991) and Osborn and Helmy (1980).

Based on phylogenetic analyses and detailed morphological characters, we describe several new genera and species, and propose a new classification encompassing the Kalligrammatidae that is partitioned into five principal clades that are accorded subfamilial rank.

Second, we reconstruct the evolution of the female tract in Sepsidae by assembling a matrix based on characters describing the morphological variation in females and mapping it onto molecular [ 48, 51] and morphological [ 52- 54] phylogenetic hypotheses.

In contrast to Petrocosmea actually exhibiting extremely diverse floral variation, few morphological characters have been described in the traditional system with poor subgeneric classification.

Characters describe events we've just witnessed.

Therefore, in this study, the endocarps of seven genera and 14 species were dissected, and their morphological characters were photographed and described.

Many of the previous phylogenetic analyses of this genus have been conducted solely (or at least mostly) based on either mitochondrial or morphological characters and the recently described four new species (X. kallmani[ 28], X. mayae[ 29], X. mixei and X. monticolus[ 30]) were not included in any phylogenetic analysis so far.

Morphological characters used for delineation of described species were found to be phylogenetically non-conservative.