Dispersed mycelia and mycelial pellets are two morphological forms in sodium gluconate fermentation.
Different levels of spore inocula or vegetative inocula were used for the development of distinctive morphological forms in shake flask and bioreactor cultures.
Eunicea flexuosa is divided into two discrete morphological forms in southwest Puerto Rico.
Whether troglomorphism arises during brief periods of isolation or arises in sympatry, the persistence of divergent morphological forms in genetically admixed populations may be due to strong selection for cave phenotypes [ 6], developmental plasticity, or both.
Lenoks occur in two morphological forms, differing in the length and shape of their snouts as well as a number of external morphological and osteological characters.
The differences in the diversity of ecological and morphological forms found in each lake could not simply be explained as an effect of colonization by different ancestral lineages, since the source populations for all of these crater lake species assemblages were the same: the large Nicaraguan lakes.
In addition, we make use of several replicate high-throughput proteomic data sets to specifically examine metabolism of the morphological form of T. cruzi in the insect gut (epimastigote stage).
In addition, we make use of several replicate high-throughput proteomic data sets to specifically examine metabolism of the morphological form of the parasite in the insect gut, or epimastigote stage of T. cruzi (see Methods for details on T. cruzi life-cycle).
Not only are members of Harpalinae diverse in morphological form, but also they display a variety of unusual lifestyles including granivory [ 18], ovoviviparity [ 19], symbiosis with ants and termites [ 20, 21], ectoparasitism of other insects [ 22, 23], specialized host mimicry by ectoparasites [ 24, 25], and arboreality [ 26].
Moreover, several gestures appear to have several outcomes, suggesting that meaning resides more in the pragmatic context than in the morphological form of the signal.
