Sentence examples for morphological taxonomy of from inspiring English sources

This finding is consistent with the morphological taxonomy of Pan et al. [ 7].

Here, we follow and test the morphological taxonomy of [ 25], referring to the proposed Cuvierina taxa as morphotypes.

First, there was generally good correspondence between the major plastid DNA lineages/haplotypes identified and the morphological taxonomy of species in the group [ 12].

We analyse and compare the ability of the three genes to resolve the evolutionary relationships between the Anguillicolidae and test whether the morphological taxonomy of this family is supported by molecular evidence.

As a result of the recent disarray in coral systematics, morphological taxonomies of scleractinians have been heavily criticized (e.g., [ 8, 12, 98, 99]).

Although these molecular-based phylogenetic trees match well enough with classical morphological taxonomy, the arrangement of species did not match with morphological classification in some cases.

As determined by traditional morphological taxonomy, the 4787 specimens of Ichneumonidae in the overall collection encompassed at least 13 subfamilies, 34 genera, and 49 species.

After Tokioka's reorganization of the early chaetognath classification [11], morphological taxonomy has advanced a succession of alternative schemes [12].

We obtained partial mtDNA sequence (COI) for 1015 snails collected from 213 locations across 30 Islands, and used Bayesian phylogenetic analysis and Analysis of Molecular Variance (AMOVA) to determine whether geography or the morphological taxonomy best explains the pattern of molecular evolution.

Most cases of nonmonophyly of species in the mitochondrial gene tree of the Xerocrassa radiation on Crete are not caused by inappropriate morphological taxonomy, but are the result of evolutionary processes.

As a measure of the independence of morphological and molecular evolution, the morphological taxonomy explained only a small, generally non-significant proportion (12 to 36%) of the within-clade molecular variation.