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Aloes exhibit remarkable morphological variability and range in size from dwarf species only a few centimetres tall, to tree aloes reaching heights of up to 20 m.
This paper documents the spatial morphological variability and its natural and anthropogenic controls for the Yamuna River, a major tributary of the Ganga River, India.
This result may be due to a tendency towards a non-concentric position of the condyle-glenoid fossa, morphological variability, and the degree of severity of skeletal and vertical pattern type.
Species-specific identification, which is relevant for the complex of different toxins production, by traditional methods of microscopy is difficult due to the high morphological variability, and thus different morphotypes can be easily misinterpreted.
The accessions were selected according to their morphological variability and geographic origin.
The Solanaceae family comprises 1000-2000 species that show wide morphological variability and ecological adaptability [ 1].
When a species is introduced outside its native range as a result of human activity, genetic diversity and morphological variability within and between populations can vary.
Possible hybrid origins of several taxa associated with morphological variability, intermediacy and consequent taxonomic complexity were a concern already in the 19th century (e.g. [ 6, 7]).
The morphological variability of extant and extinct compared dormice (i.e., Hypnomys and three insular populations of E. quercinus) was quantified using Samuels and Van Valkenburgh (2008)[33] procedure based on measurement of morphological (e.g. osteological and muscular) characteristics used to compute limb indexes.
To investigate the effects of geographic gradients on the observed patterns of morphological variability in PC1 and PC3, we performed ANCOVA with geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude) included as covariates in the models.
The morphological variability of fruitbodies and the dependence of their appearance upon environmental conditions has made Hydnellum a difficult group to study.
