Sentence examples for morphological characters noted from inspiring English sources

Data from these species are used to address whether the morphological characters noted above are useful and consistent predictors of phylogeny, and what global or regional events may be temporally associated with the radiation of species along the North and Central American coasts.

The input for this MatrixConverter can be either a tab-delimited text file (*.txt) or a CSV file of morphological characters (although note that the CSV format may be problematic if commas are used to separate multiple character states for a polymorphic character).

Despite the confidence in notothenioid monophyly, it is interesting to note that the morphological characters in Table 1 used to define Notothenioidea are homoplastic when considered across the diversity of percomorph teleosts.

Relationships were supported not only by mitochondrial and nuclear genes, but also often by morphological characters which had been ignored or never noted previously.

Alström et al. [ 22] noted that Cettiidae and Scotocerca shared certain morphological characters, such as 10 rectrices, whereas most passerines have 12.

The distinctiveness of Otophryne from all other NWM was noted earlier based on the following unique combination of morphological characters: omosternum present, clavicles straight, and a well-developed tympanum [ 50].

A 3-gene analysis by Albach et al. [ 37] also placed Hydrostachys within in Cornales [ 38], but the authors also noted that Hydrostachys had long molecular branches and few morphological characters to support its placement in Cornales [ 38].

The morphological characters included culture characteristics and the morphology of conidia.

As noted by Leduc et al. [ 3], Arnold and Heinsohn [ 112] suggested similarities in morphological characters among Sousa, Tursiops and Stenella, perceiving more derived characters in Sousa than previous investigators.

Note that these values and associated terminology were chosen relative to the biology of the morphological characters considered for this specific analysis.

Note that few of them will probably not be considered in future either because of insufficient diagnostic morphological characters or because they do not represent monophyletic lineages.