Sentence examples for morphological differences using from inspiring English sources

We examined the consequences of morphological differences using high speed video of feeding fish.

We now find that, with slight adjustments in the models' voltage-gated conductance parameters, we can reproduce our experimental results based solely on morphological differences, using an identical value of A-type conductance – as well as identical Na+ and delayed rectifier K+ conductances – in the CA2 and CA1 PNs.

Finally, all specimens belonging to taxa with less than 2% interspecific distance were also re-examined to determine the nature of morphological differences used to distinguish them (e.g. colour characters prone to intraspecific geographical variations or structural features such as genitalia).

Due to the important policy implications of combining A. acuta, A. tenella, and A. decemloba into a single taxon, additional research is being conducted on the morphological and genetic differences, using more variable loci, from samples collected from throughout the range of each species.

This is a possible explanation for the situation encountered here, despite the obvious morphological differences currently used to distinguish the genera.

The possibility of morphological differences was investigated using analyses of AR from electron microscopy.

Single locus or multilocus molecular data and/or morphological differences have been used previously to identify cryptic species diversity in southeast Asian [ 10, 48, 49] and African [ 50, 51] hipposiderids.

Their progeny were collected as wandering third instar larvae and sexed using morphological differences in the developing germline and genital imaginal disc.

Although distinguished initially based on morphological differences, recent molecular work using both mitochondrial and nuclear gene markers has verified that these are distinct species [ 11, 12].

Supporting morphological differences, basic membrane properties using KGluc as the internal solution demonstrated a clear dorsolateral-to-ventromedial gradient with membrane capacitance being larger and Rin lower in DLS compared with VMS (Table 1).

In 1886 Golgi described the morphological differences that are still used to distinguish two malaria parasite species Plasmodium vivax and Plasmodium malariae.