Sentence examples for morphological diversity observed from inspiring English sources

The almost normal morphology of upper and lower cheek dentitions of Edardl-J/+ is thus far from the morphological diversity observed in EdaTa/+.

Before the advent of molecular techniques, a number of taxonomic classifications attempted to catalogue the substantial morphological diversity observed within the subclass Enoplia.

In conclusion, we demonstrate how a combination of parallel and synapomorphic evolution across different wrist bones best explains the morphological diversity observed in extant and fossil hominoids.

Also, the high degree of morphological diversity observed between individuals found in the Upper cave (~18 kya) [ 69], several kilometers from Tianyuan cave, would be explained by early contact of different populations in NEA, as suggested by the Overlapping model.

Similarly, it is possible that the parrotfish pharyngeal mill is associated with a greater than expected amount of functional and morphological diversity observed in scarines relative to other labrid clades [ 3].

The %INUC scores indicate a clear-cut discrepancy between the morphological diversity observed in neuropterid orders and the low rate of substitution that characterizes the evolution of their codon families.

(72) In a recent comprehensive study of Aβ1−40 fibril polymorphism, using cryo-EM and three-dimensional recognition techniques, Meinhardt et al. (73) have shown that structural persistence and morphological diversity can be observed in Aβ1−40 fibrils grown under the same buffer solutions.

The outstanding morphological diversity of hyphae is observed in all of the images of Figure  4; certain hyphae are generating spherical structures (arthroconidia) with spherule characteristics, such as a thick cell wall, parasitic hyphal polymorphism, hyphae-forming ovoid and spherical cells, spherical, triangular, rectangular and barrel-sharped arthroconidia.

In susceptible persons, arthroconidia induce dimorphic changes into spherules with endospores a typical parasitic form of Coccidioides spp. Additionally, the parasitic morphological diversity of mycelial forms has been observed by several authors; however, these fungal structures are unknown as parasitic forms and knowledge is required to make an accurate diagnosis [ 1- 9].

While far exceeding the levels of variation observed within many species of land snails, and even within entire genera, the morphological diversity within clades D1 to D5 almost certainly reflects striking geographic variation.

Most notably, we observed an enrichment of fish genomes in new paralogs implicated in development, supporting the link between genome duplication and fish morphological diversity [ 15, 18].