Sentence examples for morphological divergence between from inspiring English sources

Morphometric analyses confirmed a lack of morphological divergence between N-RED and S-RED and established that BLUE is morphologically divergent from RED in traits other than throat colour.

Ours is the first study of interlacustrine (among-lake) divergence of body morphology in roach of which we are aware, but similar morphological divergence between lakes has been reported for populations of three-spined sticklebacks in Alaska, USA [ 51].

Past studies have proposed that despite long-term isolation, a lack of morphological divergence between northern and southern Wet Tropics lineages stems from a lack of divergent selection [e.g. 23].

However, other types of trees can be drawn to indicate additional information, such as the degree of genetic or morphological divergence between species.

These correlations and thin-plate spline grids provided interpretation of morphological divergence between habitats.

Lira-Medeiros, unpublished data), suggesting that the extensive morphological divergence between the two sites was most affected by epigenetic events.

Under such a scenario, deep genetic and morphological divergences between the study species would have been shaped by geological processes rather than by climatic oscillations.

If divergent selection arising from prey use of different bottom environments is as strong as that displayed by the limnetic benthic divergence, it would be reasonable to suppose eco-morphological divergence between the habitat types (i.e., resource polymorphism).

Because the induced plasticity does not reach the extent of morphological divergence found between species in nature we conclude, that the expectations from the "adaptive surface model" are fulfilled as well.

Corals from each of the three regions, although morphologically very similar, clustered weakly as separate groups (Fig. 3) suggesting slight morphological divergence is occurring between corals in the three isolated regions.

Morphological divergence within and between plant species involving the presence versus absence of structures, as observed here for rostellum type, has often been demonstrated to have such a simple genetic basis [ 100– 103], and selection on such traits should lead to rapid evolutionary response [ 101, 103, 104].