This morphological pattern can occur in nearly all major thyroid tumour types, and is observed with the accumulation of vesicles derived from mitochondria, glycogen, lipid droplets, thyroglobulin or mucin.
In addition, the morphological patterns of these canals can be correlated with particular hydrodynamic stimuli that have direct fitness consequences for fishes (e.g., during rheotaxis, prey detection or predator avoidance) [ 41- 44].
Since the morphological patterns in the main channel can be affected by the excavation of large volumes of sand from floodplains and knowledge of these effects is limited, smaller (local) interventions on a particular floodplain currently form standard practice in river management.
A single morphological pattern of letters can have multiple meanings; free-text searching will identify all such patterns, regardless of whether they are of interest to the user.
Clinically, if many vulvar lesions are reasonably characteristic, numerous clinical manifestations are not specific of one disorder and some diseases can express different morphological patterns.
Bacterial macrocolonies grown for extended times on agar plates represent biofilms that can produce complex morphological patterns that have been termed 'wrinkled', 'rugose' or 'rdar' (for red, dry and rough on agar plates containing Congo red (CR); Fig 4).
In addition to parallel evolution, shared evolutionary history can also produce common morphological patterns across localities [ 8, 61].
Methods to estimate global biodiversity patterns can be divided into taxonomic, phylogenetic, and morphological approaches.
Several studies have indicated that within-population allometric patterns can constrain changes in morphology among populations and species, so that size variation determines the direction of evolutionary change in morphological traits [ 14- 17].
