Sentence examples for morphological diversity on from inspiring English sources
Also they suggest that changes in KAPs can be related to morphological diversity on hair phenotypes.
They exhibit tremendous morphological diversity on a background of genomic mosaicism [[ 29, 30], Loh et al. 2008 in review].
Body segmentation, tagmosis, and arthropodization are thought to be among the main causes why the arthropods became the dominating metazoan group in species number, number of individuals and morphological diversity, on our planet.
We focused on sampling the morphological diversity of the genus.
Further investigations of the very ancient layers of the ice sheet by radioisotopic, luminescence, and scanning electron microscopy methods at different modifications, revealed the quantity and morphological diversity of the cells of microorganisms that were distributed on the different horizons.
The taxonomic and morphological diversity of Hymenoptera, combined with the vast array of researchers focusing on projects that span multiple domains, have yielded countless partially overlapping lexicons to refer to Hymenoptera anatomy.
Based on the extensive knowledge of BMP signaling in Drosophila melanogaster, the morphological diversity of extraembryonic tissues in different fly species provides a comparative system to address this question.
There is tremendous morphological diversity of insect ears.
We studied the distribution and morphological diversity of badlands in the upper Llobregat basin (Catalan Pyrenees, NE Spain), using remote sensing information (high-resolution orthophotos and complementary Landsat 8 imagery), digital elevation data, and regional information on lithology.
In addition, the Digital Fish Library www.digitalfishlibrary.org describes the morphological diversity of fishes using MRI [28].
On the other hand, the debate around the hystricognathous condition of its mandible showed the necessity of revisiting the entire morphological diversity of the mandible of extant and extinct hystricognathous rodents in order to better understand the evolution of this conservative morphological feature.
