Sentence examples for morphological diverse from inspiring English sources

The highly modified and morphological diverse pharyngeal jaw apparatus, for example, correlates with the diversity in foraging strategies exploited by the different cichlid species [ 27- 29].

We previously observed that DiI+/SCCs, either after 5-FU chemotherapy or after FACS sorting, were able to re-establish colonies of morphological diverse tumor tissue, which were indistinguishable from the pre-selection material after 30 (Panc03.27) or 60 (BxPC-3) days of growth.

Given their morphological diversity [48], diverse life histories [48], [62], [75], [76], alternative mating strategies [77] and the existence of a phylogeny [78], North American gryllines represent an ideal taxon to test comparative hypotheses concerning the evolution of allometries.

The major problem is that microbes, although morphologically diverse, may have fewer morphological characters than macrobes.

Here we used geometric morphometrics on the morphologically diverse Tanganyikan cichlids to investigate phenotypic integration across key morphological aspects of the head.

Cyclotella and Thalassiosira are especially large and morphologically diverse genera, though years of monographic research have led to numerous informally recognized morphological groups within each of them [ 34- 43].

Cobweb spiders (Theridiidae) are highly diverse from the perspective of species richness, morphological diversity, variety of web architecture, and behavioral repertoires.

Coral reef fishes represent one of the most diverse assemblages of vertebrates, and moreover studies dealing with their morphological diversity are numerous [ 2- 10].

If community composition of non-cichlids strongly constrains patterns of morphological diversity, the assemblages of LV and LM should be similar and more diverse than the LT assemblage.

It has provided data on the diverse morphological, structural, biochemical and molecular events that occur during TE formation, including the hormonal regulation of TE differentiation (Fukuda [2004]).

Lead (Pb) is a widely spread pollutant and leads to diverse morphological and structural changes in the plants.