Sentence examples for morphological characters with from inspiring English sources

Concerning the morphology, P. alpicola is usually intermediate in most morphological characters, with some individuals tending to P. argentea.

A phylogenetic analysis of the Gruiformes (Aves) based on morphological characters, with an emphasis on the rails (Rallidae).

Comments: The fossils shares a number of morphological characters with the genus Ortona Masner and García22, which is restricted to the New World.

Morphological and molecular studies have showed that 25 species of genus Anopheles are present in the country; however, relationships between vector and non-vector species as well as compatibility of morphological characters with molecular data have not been verified.

All larvae were found to share most of morphological characters with slight differences (Table 1; Figs. 1, 2, and 3).

C. pipiens larvae were readily identified to species during the second stadium using standard morphological characters with the aid of a stereo microscope and descriptive keys [37].

Phylogenetic reconstructions of 57 butterfly and skipper species combining DNA sequences of three phylogenetic markers with morphological characters agreed with the basal placement of skippers [ 7].

The sister relationship between Anophthalmus and the French Duvalius delphinensis, even if poorly supported and present only with Bayesian methods, is intriguing as this is considered to be an isolated species within Duvalius, but with some morphological characters common with Anophthalmus (shape of the male genitalia, pubescence of the head [ 2, 23]).

Thrips pollination was suggested by the frequent presence of thrips with attached pollen grains, the scarcity of other insect visitors, the synchronicity of thrips number in male spikes with the maturation of female flowers, and morphological characters shared with previously reported thrips-pollinated plants.

Thus, selection for general morphological shape may affect a suite of morphological characters correlated with that shape.

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