Sentence examples for morphological differences also from inspiring English sources

The complex issue of the traditional distinction between natural species defined by interfertility, and artificial species defined by morphological differences, also required a full chapter of analysis in which he sought to undermine the absolute character of the interbreeding criterion as a sign of fixed natural species (chp. 8).

Morphologically different Spirogyra filaments were isolated and cultivated for later use to check if the morphological differences are also reflected in phylogenetic groups.

However, it was also observed that the apocrine sweat gland of SNP carriers differs from the wild type in some morphological features 14, 18, and morphological differences had also been previously reported between the wet and dry types of ceruminous gland 27, 28.

Conversely, the same morphological differences were also observed in other regions of South America and have been used as evidence of different migratory waves, according with the two main biological components hypothesis, with a major population replacement taking place around 8,000 3,000 years BP [8] [10].

A qualitative assessment of the morphological differences was also made between images taken from the two diagnostic groups.

Since morphological differences are also minor, a re-evaluation of the group might be necessary (and possibly lumping of all four taxa into V. cirrhosa).

Gross morphological differences were also observed in the equatorial/bow, posterior and anterior regions of lenses from alphaA/BKO mice as compared to wild mice.

This morphological difference is also found to be important to improve the resistive switching behavior of cross-point memory devices, which will be discussed later.

Additionally, morphological differences (CPD/HL) were also observed between the major lineages (matrilines A and C, matrilines B and C).

Rosolem et al. (2003), studying K leaching from different cover crop residues, reported that the differences between K leached from residues were dependent on the plant tissue composition of each plant species such as cellulose and lignin content and also morphological differences of the plant shoot organs and leaf hairiness.

We recognize that consistent morphological differences between populations may also be indicative of genomic divergence and we cannot rule out the possibility that this divergence may have occurred faster than mtDNA lineage sorting.