Sentence examples for morphological ecological and from inspiring English sources

But today, a team of South African scientists published a study that agrees with previously published morphological, ecological, and behavioural assessments indicating that this taxon should be elevated to full species status.

The genus Vicia belongs to the Legumes, family Leguminosae which is considered one of the largest families of flowering plants and represents tremendous morphological, ecological and genetic diversity.

These results are discussed in the context of the morphological, ecological and evolutionary significance of autofragmentation as a method of asexual propagation in cupuladriids.

This paper addresses the effects of gaseous nitric acid (HNO3) and ozone (O3), two important air pollutants, on six lichen species with different morphological, ecological, and biological characteristics.

Another way to think about the figure is that it is a diagrammatic way of saying that there are vast genetic, physiological, morphological, ecological, and behavioral differences between, say, an insect and a human being.

Their study through morphological, ecological and evolutionary approaches has been problematic because of the extreme environments many of them inhabit and therefore the difficulty of obtaining good quality samples.

The foundations of phyllostomid ecomorphology, based on rather limited morphological, ecological, phylogenetic and functional data painted an interesting picture and provided important references and new questions to be addressed.

Named heliconiine species remain useful for predicting significant differences in morphological, ecological, behavioural and genetic characteristics, even though they regularly hybridize and exchange genes.

The ever increasing literature is producing a massive database of morphological, ecological, functional and phylogenetic data that will be instrumental to elucidate the questions in future studies of phyllostomid ecomorphology.

Here we review the morphological, molecular, ecological and fossil data in order to address when and how siboglinids evolved.

We used a principal component analysis to obtain ordinations of fruit species according to morphological and ecological and life-history variables.