Sentence examples for morphological variability among from inspiring English sources

52 With regard to the unique morphology of H. pelagica and considering the morphological variability among other spinose taxa, 32 it also appears unlikely that these characters have evolved in parallel and that they would be indicative of anything else than a common origin.

The morphological variability among early Pleistocene forms can be attributed to evolutionary processes or most likely multiple Bison invasions at that time.

Many single-gene knockouts result in increased phenotypic (e.g., morphological) variability among the mutant's offspring.

The acceptance of an emended species H. griseus implies an enormous morphological variability among the merged taxa.

Besides, the large morphological variability among CTCs has imposed technical challenge to isolate the whole population, where sophisticated algorithms are required to identify the CTCs.

Data retrieved from our research show a substantial morphological variability among the dentin that forms the different endocanalar regions; this variability is seen in tubular number differences and diameter differences.

Some authors describe a structural variability among different isolates.

Overall, the plasticity of Hox gene functions in mollusks may well explain the high morphological variability exhibited among the various molluscan sub-lineages and may thus have been an important driving force for the evolutionary success of gastropods and cephalopods.

Despite taxonomic distinctions supported by allozyme, morphological, and phenological criteria (Ranker and Schnabel, 1986; Uyeda and Kephart, 2006), species delimitation has been difficult, given high morphological variability and poor cpDNA resolution among both sympatric and geographically isolated taxa.

The morphological variability was analysed through stream power distribution and sediment load data at various stations.

Landslide dams are rather frequent in Italy, a country characterized by a broad climatic, geological and morphological variability.