Sentence examples for morphological traits reflected from inspiring English sources

Testate amoebae morphological traits reflected several abrupt ecological changes linked to anthropogenic modifications of landscape openness.

Whilst shared morphological traits could reflect convergence, at least at a superficial level, the quite different gross skeletal architectures of gardineriids and micrabaciids are each strikingly reminiscent of more ancient coral and coral-like fossils.

Many studies correlate environmental gradients with variation in salmonid life history and morphological traits, suggesting that diversity in these traits reflects adaptive evolutionary responses to local selective pressures (Brannon et al. 1981; Taylor 1990; Quinn and Buck 2001; Quinn 2005).

In sum, his traits reflect theirs.

These traits reflect the image of today's banker".

Where these niche shifts also include changes in genotype frequencies and morphological traits, these alien invaders may reflect the initial stage of speciation, especially if reproductive isolation follows as is the case for asexual species.

Morphological traits, such as size and shape, may reflect a combination of ecological and evolutionary responses by organisms.

Such properties are not apparent from the morphological traits presented here: morphological similarities did not reflect relatedness in population history.

A potential explanation for the lack of an effect of elevated Hsp70Ba expression level on morphological traits is that the expression level of mRNA did not directly reflect HSP70Ba protein level.

Thus, disparities between relative testes size and multiple paternity rate may reflect an evolutionary disequilibrium with behaviour evolving faster than morphological traits [31].

The identification of major groupings emphasizing developmental processes reflects the emphasis of gene knockouts and developmental models resulting in observable morphological traits and less so with regard to end stage clinical diseases as in the human dendrogram.