Sentence examples for morphological revision from inspiring English sources

Morphological revision of the type and DNA sequence data (based on Internal transcribed spacer sequences) obtained from the collection confirmed that this taxon belongs in the genus Volvopluteus, and that it is a separate species from all the other members of that genus.

Thus, morphological revision opened a barcoding gap in this case.

Maximum Likelihood and Bayesian analyses of the CO1 data set indicate that most of the exclusively zooxanthellate coral families are not monophyletic, and require morphological revision.

Given this new molecular information, a detailed morphological revision of Ecuadorean E. ockendeni is underway (Elmer and Cannatella, unpubl).. Incidences of sympatric, parapatric, and allopatric cryptic species have been recently discovered in southeast Asian frogs ([ 58] and references within).

Because morphological revisions of taxa present a more complete and accurate, albeit potentially less precise, picture of the taxa summarized, it is our opinion that efforts to shift taxonomy away from revisionary studies to molecular-based barcoding studies are foolhardy and largely uninformed [1], [62].

In summary, levels of molecular divergence within the P. chusua s.l. group are sufficient to suggest that several species are present, but the molecular groupings do not correspond well with species circumscriptions based on morphology; a detailed and comprehensive revision, integrating molecular, morphological and ecological data, is clearly needed.

AS was in charge of the patient selection, manual delineation of tumours in morphological images, and manuscript revision.

To decipher and fully understand amphibian diversification, an acceleration of comprehensive systematic revisions integrating morphological, bioacoustic and genetic data is needed.

Toledo (1982) included the pseudoaril as a taxonomic character in a study of the species in the state of Guerrero, México; thus, in this context, it would be useful to do a revision of the morphological characteristics that fit the most recent results on the phylogeny of the genus (De-Nova et al. 2012).

Knowledge of the endemic flora has developed significantly in the last two decades but our molecular results suggest that further taxonomic revisions, integrating genetic, morphological and ecological data, among others, are still necessary to better understand the patterns of diversity in the endemic flora.

The revision is based on morphological and CO1 sequence analysis of 500 individuals.