Sentence examples for morphological evolution between from inspiring English sources

We measured the differences in rate of morphological evolution between clownfishes and damselfishes by comparing the fit of a single rate BM model to that of a multiple rate model.

However, the evolutionary vectors for P. teyahalee were oriented differently from those for P. jordani, indicating that the direction of morphological evolution differed between species (the angular difference between species vectors was 47.71°; Prand = 0.0001).

This trend is largely congruent with the contrasted rates of diversification and morphological evolution observed between these two groups of seed plants.

The second section examines three specific examples: the evolution of species diversity in the Passeriformes (the largest taxonomic grouping of birds); the evolution of vocal novelty in one songbird, the swamp sparrow; and the relationship between morphological evolution and vocal diversity in Darwin's finches.

At a shorter timescale within the two species groups, there is no clear correspondence between morphological evolution and genetic divergence.

The relationship between AgNDs morphological evolution and electrodeposition conditions (applied potentials and times) was investigated.

The lack of significant results could reflect either the combination of facilitation and constraint counteracting each other over macroevolutionary time scales, or the lack of a consistently strong relationship between integration and morphological evolution.

Therefore, these Bacteroidales symbionts provide an opportunity to investigate not only the coevolutionary relationships with the host protists and their morphological evolution but also how symbiotic associations between prokaryotes and eukaryotes occur and evolve within a complex symbiotic community.

It is important to note that the relationship between morphological integration and morphological evolution are poorly understood [10].

Future analyses of modularity's influence on morphological evolution should continue to test the relationship between modularity and disparity to establish whether the patterns shared by Primates and Carnivora can be applied to more distantly related clades.

The elaboration and differentiation of serially repeated characters provides clear examples of the association between underlying mechanisms and morphological evolution.