Progress in linking genetics and the development of morphological features in an "evo-devo" perspective might shed some further light on how morphological variation may arise.
Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) images showed micro-nano structured leaf-like and flower-like morphological features in the films prepared without and with benzoic acid, respectively.
The sizes and morphologies of trichomes are often species specific, making some trichomes useful as morphological features in plant systematics [87].
Baltic and Slavic have specific morphological features in common.
Genetic species concept For organisms that have neither sexual reproduction nor many distinctive morphological features in common for example, bacteria species are often defined as clusters of genetically similar organisms (with "similar" somewhat arbitrarily defined).
It is an ancestral platypus, they say, with some similar morphological features, in particular a canal in the jaw that the researchers say is evidence that Teinolophus had a duckbill.
Two possible scenarios could explain the different morphological features in G. pacifica.
Solwind data also indicated rich morphological features in CMEs (Howard et al. 1985).
This model predicts specific suites of morphological features in relation to basicranial flexure and skull globularity.
The anisotropic interface kinetics of ice leads to numerous specific morphological features in the structure.
Alvaranga et al. [19] evaluated the combined performance of twenty textural and seven morphological features in distinguishing breast tumors.
