Sentence examples for morphological range and from inspiring English sources

Molecular, morphological, range, and niche analyses provide mixed support for cases of peripatric speciation in spiny-throated reed frogs.

Firm diagnostic criteria for melanoma based on histological features alone are difficult to establish owing to the wide morphological range of melanocytic naevi and significant morphological overlap between benign lesions and malignant melanoma.

Their morphological range includes filamentous, branched, feathered, and sheetlike thalli.

The morphological range of the Hi4 specimens (F1 with nasus mtDNA) was intermediate between those of the H5 and T5 specimens (figure 2).

However, a recent ancient DNA study has suggested that the morphological range of extinct horse species was much larger than has been assumed taking modern horses as a baseline [ 14].

The morphological ranges of the H5 and T5 classes were larger than those of the two species sampled in allopatry and parapatry and, furthermore, these ranges overlapped.

Its main focus is on formal models of morphological knowledge, morphological typology (the range and limits of variation in natural languages), the position of morphology in the architecture of the human language faculty, and the evolution and change of language.

We ensured that the morphological ranges of the two species were as large as possible by also adding two other allopatric populations 32 C. t. toxostoma specimens from the Berre (a Mediterranean coastal river) and 24 C. n. nasus specimens from Romania.

The species Campostoma ornatum, also with a wide distribution range and morphological variation, is also likely to show deep intraspecific genetic differentiation because populations from southern drainages (Nazas, Aguanaval and Piaxtla rivers) show a differentiated morphotype [ 24] and there is remarkable endemicity in the ichthyofauna of the Nazas river [ 33, 34].

Additionally, the fossil species Combresomyces cornifer originally described from Lower Carboniferous chert in central France [ 27] has also been identified in Middle Triassic silicified peat from Antarctica [ 28], providing an intriguing example of geographic range and morphological stasis over roughly 90 million years of oomycete evolution [ 29].

Some of these compounds showed falcipain-2 inhibition in the micromolar range and produced morphological abnormalities in the Plasmodium food vacuole.