Sentence examples for morphological evidence has from inspiring English sources

"The morphological evidence has been very, very strong," says conservation biologist Samuel Wasser of the University of Washington, Seattle.

Phylogenetically speaking, whales are also ungulates, since the molecular, paleontological, and morphological evidence has now converged on the idea that they are closest to the hippo-anthracothere branch of the artiodactyls (see Prothero and Foss 2007).

However, strong conflict between molecular and morphological evidence has been noted before for eumalacostracan relationships [ 3, 5], although it had not been quantified in a combined analysis.

Previous studies have suggested a sister group relationship between cnidarians and myxozoans [ 2- 4], and some morphological evidence has been used to support this view [ 35].

Morphological evidence has previously suggested a close relationship between the Rhabdolaimidae and Syringolaimus; most classifications grouped Syringolaimus within the Ironidae [ 11, 14, 15, 18], but some placed this genus within the Rhabdolaimidae in the Araeolaimida [ 16, 37].

The phylogeny proposed by Gale in 1987 is: The phylogeny proposed by Blake in 1987 is: Later work making use of molecular evidence, with or without the use of morphological evidence, had by 2000 failed to resolve the argument.

The established relationships of E. chloroticus to other sea urchin species has been based solely on morphological evidence, and has yet to be analysed at a genomic level.

Traditionally, South American Pacific HABs have been assigned to A. catenella, based only on morphological evidence that has proven to be an unreliable indicator of species identification within the A. tamarense complex (Lilly et al. 2007).

Here, we analyze basal relationships in Chrysomelidae independently of the morphological evidence that has been a major contribution in previous phylogenetic studies [3], [9] [11].

Until very recently, the study of evolutionary relationships among coral species relied solely on morphological characters; however, recent genetic evidence has called the validity of taxonomy by gross colony-level morphology into question [4] [6].

With sportive lemurs, subspecies were traditionally defined based on slight morphological differences, but new genetic evidence has supported giving full species status to these regional populations.