Sentence examples for morphological features shared from inspiring English sources

Morphological features shared by our species with Pyrostria s.s. and Psydrax further supports our molecular data.

Although genomic evidence for Plastidophila is yet limited, some morphological features shared among katablepharids, cryptophytes and Viridiplantae, especially "early-diverging" prasinophyte green algae, are consistent with this new concept [62], [90] [92].

On the basis of both size and a unique combination of morphological features shared only with V. komodoensis the Pliocene taxon is here considered to be conspecific with V. komodoensis.

Morphological features shared by these animals, particularly between the insectivoran- and ungulate-grade afrotherians, have been difficult to identify.

In contrast, two neoplasms with serous papillary and mixed mullerian morphological features shared multiple complex changes as well as cytogenetic evidence of intratumoral heterogeneity.

Potentially adaptive morphological features shared between distantly related organisms inhabiting similar environments provide an opportunity to test for correlation between morphology and habitat to provide new hypotheses about the factors influencing evolution and diversification.

The most obvious morphological feature shared by Pontoporia and extant river dolphins is a narrow and elongate rostrum [ 6], although several authors have suggested that this feature is symplesiomorphic [ 2, 32].

Interestingly, the lining of nephridial podocytes is a morphological feature shared by Sipuncula and Terebelliformia that bolsters the close, albeit weak association between these two groups in the 81-taxon tree (Fig. 1) [ 42].

Based on molecular data (16S rRNA and gyrB genes) and the presence of microtubule-like complexes, a morphological feature shared by all known Cardinium, the genus has been divided into supergroups and strains, following a nomenclature similar to Wolbachia endosymbionts, with four described supergroups (A, B, C, and D) (Lo et al. 2002; Nakamura et al. 2009; Edlund et al. 2012).

Measurement of neuronal area in different brain regions (anterior horn of the spinal cord, motor nuclei of brainstem cranial nerves and 5th layer of the precentral gyrus) have demonstrated regional heterogeneity and failed to identify a consistent morphological feature shared by all ALS neurons [ 23].

Suppose, for example, that the units of interest are features of species (a feature might be some morphological characteristic shared by all members of that species).