Sentence examples for morphological traits only from inspiring English sources

All the remaining morphological traits only had Δ AICc <0.5, and these factors were not retained in the final model presented in Table 1.

In the past, hybrids were characterized solely based on morphology, however the use of morphological traits alone may not be sufficient to identify all hybrids or introgressed individuals [ 12], which was demonstrated by Hardig et al. [ 13] that failed to detect several hybrids between Salix eriocephala and S. sericea with only morphological characters.

Furthermore an easily applicable aggregate of scores of morphological traits would only be marginally less accurate than the optimum.

Larval characters are the only morphological traits that can be coded for all thecostracan taxa, but only Grygier [ 8] has previously presented a formalized matrix based on these features.

Based on the mixed results, Debat et al. [ 7] suggested that Hsp90 is one of the multiple factors that participate in the developmental buffering of morphological traits rather than the only controlling factor.

The morphological traits were highly variable (PC1 only accounted for 20.1 percent of the variation, and 12 principal components were necessary to encompass 90 percent of the variation).

Consequently we compared the capture of unlinked diversity in the nested core collections and in the M-core developed only on morphological traits.

Behaviours are usually considered to be more flexible than morphological traits [2], [ but see e.g. 10].

Our results suggest that high and long-term rates of nonselective harvesting can change life-history traits of large mammals, as has also been shown by modeling, but only has been documented for morphological traits.

The results from analyses of selection indices have not only quantitatively endorsed the conclusions of the predictive ability of the morphological traits on those describing pathology, but have also quantified the improvement achievable by use of either optimum coefficients derived from index theory, or aggregate scores of traits describing hip morphology only.

However, natural selection is not always the only factor in shaping morphological traits [ 15- 17].