Sentence examples for morphological sets from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the morphological sets of landforms selected by Davis as chronological "mile posts" for his cycle of landform change (i.e., stages of development) have been found to constitute special, generally polygenetic arrays of landscape features that reflect the interplay of several environments and that have little or no sequential time significance.

This prevented decisions on the reliability of a rain gauge based on the geographical distance to the landslide (or landslide area), the elevation of the rain gauge compared to the elevation of the landslide, and the location of a rain gauge with respect to the local topographical and morphological setting.

Future studies are based on the hypotheses (1) that the vestibular nuclei play a key roll in the adaptation to AGF conditions, (2) that the stimulus transducing systems in the sense organ are affected by AGF conditions, and (3) that fertilized eggs will be converted to normal adults guided by physiological and morphological set points representing the genetic programs.

We seek to refine a set of established systematic hypotheses by integrating across molecular and morphological data sets.

Therefore, like larval and hard-part morphology, which are continuously updated [ 62, 63], morphological character sets derived from internal organs of sea urchins will serve as a useful systematic reference for future studies.

The construction of morphological character sets for phylogenetic inference is dependent on robust determination of homology.

Comparative analysis with previously published barchan morphological data sets suggest the Ntwetwe features fall within the spectrum of morphometric parameters found in a range of barchan dunefields from around the world.

We eliminated characters that were invariant, because such characters are not typically included in cultural and morphological data sets for phylogenetic analysis.

Morphological data sets from cichlid fishes endemic to Lakes Tanganyika, Malawi, and Victoria were used to statistically demonstrate how separate groups can have differing contributions to a common morphospace produced by a PCA.

Finding no significant differences would suggest that character sampling drives conflict between old and new morphological data sets.

Here, we discuss critically some of the most striking unresolved issues, and integrate previously published morphological data sets [ 3, 4, 7- 9] into a new matrix.