Sentence examples for morphological differentiations from inspiring English sources

For the rate of morphological differentiations, the original data were logged, following [18], to allow for direct comparisons.

Our results suggest that the lineage-specific morphological differentiations reflected in the upper lip, a functional organ for insect pollination, are likely adaptive responses to pollinator shifts.

In contrast, the speciation process has not happened in other lineages according to current gene flow and the lack of MMS and morphological differentiations.

Closely related to R. hyperythrum, the three species of the R. pseudochrysanthum complex with low morphological differentiations may be recognized as a single species (R. pseudochrysanthum sensu lato [s.l.]) [ 25, 28, 29, 35].

"Since domestication is an evolutionary process, there will be found all degrees of plant and animal association with man and a range of morphological differentiations from forms identical to wild races to fully domesticated races.

However, the upper lip demonstrates a reversal from the extremely zygomorphic flowers in clade C through clade D to the almost actinomorphic flowers in clade E, as well as a parallel evolutionary pathway within clade C, correlated with a series of other floral morphological differentiations.

Cryptic species are similar in morphology, and make interesting subjects for relating morphological differentiation to ecological resource partitioning.

It predicts that later Amerindians differentiated locally from Paleoamericans, and therefore, following the range expansion model, their morphological differentiation should be proportional to their geographic proximity.

This total reproductive isolation has evolved, however, with very little morphological differentiation.

Morphological differentiation of the embryo begins 4 days after pollination (DAP) [40].

Morphological differentiation, indicated by neurite extension and somal rounding, was quantitatively assessed with NeuronJ.