Sentence examples for morphological differences but from inspiring English sources

Mausfeld and Vrcibradic considered Mabouya punctatissima to represent a different species on the basis of morphological differences, but were unable to resolve the status of Trachylepis (Xystrolepis) punctata.

With sportive lemurs, subspecies were traditionally defined based on slight morphological differences, but new genetic evidence has supported giving full species status to these regional populations.

They indicated that these differences cannot be explained by morphological differences, but rather relate to acute functional changes.

Although the one sample test using the natural strains identified 36 heteroclite mutants out of 110 mutants, the average Mahalanobis distance from the parental strains was not significantly different (Mann–Whitney U-test, P <0.05; Figure  4B), suggesting that the difference between these groups was not due to the extent of morphological difference but rather to different morphological profiles.

There were no morphological differences among the different lines and wt (results not shown).

Many tracks at the SGDS fall within the Anchisauripus size range, but no morphological differences can be distinguished between them and smaller Grallator tracks, and, in the upper size range, Eubrontes.

We demonstrate subtle but consistent morphological differences in the skull and beak of commensal and non-commensal house sparrows.

However, as shown in Figure 3, slower population doubling times were a common characteristic of the clusterin transformants, but essential morphological differences were found between PC-3 and PNT1a clones.

Molecular analyses provide a reliable and quick approach to search for geographically circumscribed lineages and may facilitate discerning minor but diagnostic morphological differences between these lineages [ 8, 19, 23, 27, 28].

This adrenal phenotype was also apparent in mice fed the HF diet (Fig. 5 E, F ), but the morphological differences between LF and HF groups were more pronounced in GR+/+ mice than in GRβ geo /+ mice (Fig. 5).

Thus, despite major morphological differences between developmental stages, different life stages share many molecular commonalities.