The depth at which significant bathymetric change can be expected is an important morphological factor for science and engineering on sandy coastlines.
Paleopathology is the science of morphological and molecular "footprints" left by any disease on skeletal or mummified human remains.
Humans outside of Africa are missing many genetic variants found only in Africans and, indeed, the farther a traditional group lives from Africa, the less diversity it has in its genes and morphological traits, including skull shape (Science, 6 January 1995, p. 35).
With the support of careful morphological studies and phylogenetic analysis, I. pandurata is a species new to science.
See also J. E. Hose et al., "Sublethal Eff ects of the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill on Herring Embryos and Larvae: Morphological, Cytogenetic, and Histopathological Assessments, 1989-1991," Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Science 53, no. 10 (1996): 2355-65.
With the support of morphological studies and molecular phylogenetic analysis, I. pandurata is a species new to science.
While the module was specific to molecular phylogenetics, we did point out advantages and disadvantages with both molecular and morphological trees, to help the students understand that multiple techniques are used in science to answer different research questions.
Another important development in the science of soft tissue augmentation is the growing acknowledgment of the fundamental morphological changes in the aging face that cause the outward appearance of aging.
The high-resolution micrographs produced by SEM provide morphological, topographical and compositional information of any material that makes them invaluable in a variety of science and technology applications.
The search on the prognostic value of non-invasive morphological features of MII phase human oocytes was performed by using Medline, ISI Web of Knowledge Science Citation Index, Cochrane Controlled Trials Register and Ovid.
