In the lowland at Santchou, eight anthropophagous Anopheles species were identified on morphological grounds; these included Anopheles gambiae (11.5 b/h/n) and An.
We combined a reactor network model with experimental, greyscale tomography data to establish the morphological grounds for differences among geometric, reactive and apparent surface areas in dissolving chalk.
The diagnosis is made on morphological grounds by characteristic appearance of the mycobacterial colonies on various growth media.
However, the relationships among Stomatopoda significantly differ from those proposed on morphological grounds [ 74], which group the Lysiosquillidae (here represented by Lysiosquilla) with the Squillidae (here: Squilla and Harpiosquilla), and the Gonodactylidae (here: Gonodactylus) with the Pseudosquillidae (here: Pseudosquilla).
Finally, within Branchiopoda, the basal position of the anostracan Artemia, expected on morphological grounds [ 76], is retrieved only in the amino acid tree.
On morphological grounds, Corallimorphus is also considered the most coral like of corallimorpharians (Moseley 1877; den Hartog 1980; Riemann-Zürneck and Iken 2003).
Fig. 7 European beads that on morphological grounds could not be assigned to the pre-sixtieth -century series beads (Wood [2]).
Fungi form a large and ubiquitous group of organisms where species identification on morphological grounds often falls short and where the use of DNA sequence analysis for eukaryote species identification was once pioneered [14].
A set of previously unplaced species, S. crotonoides, S. hayesii, and S. multispinum, are resolved sequentially as sister to the Torva clade (Additional file 2), although on morphological grounds S. hayesii would be a member of the Torva clade.
Owing to the heterogeneity of this microcompartment, it was not possible to positively identify T-lymphocytes in the thymic medulla on morphological grounds.
