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Differentiating classic LCIS from its morphological variants (that is, extensive/florid LCIS and PLCIS) may be important from a management point of view, owing to anecdotal evidence that these lesions have a different clinical course and that they exhibit more genomic instability [ 8, 14, 34].
According to this model, nevus cells are considered a morphological variant of melanocytes that have assumed a morphology that is more epithelioid and less dendritic.
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Natural variation in traits as diverse as shell shape in mollusks (Conde-Padín et al. 2009) and pigmentation patterns in mice (Mullen and Hoekstra 2008) indicate that morphological variants across a diversity of taxa are amenable to experimental studies to assess their adaptive potential for use as a measure of ecological legacy as a component of conservation prioritization.
We found that these morphological variants or growth forms could be resolved genetically using RAPD markers.
We found that grouping morphological variants makes a significant improvement in retrieval performance.
We conclude that the absence of consistent genetic differences between R. rattus and the putative hybrids indicates that the latter are simply morphological variants of the former, which is consistent with the observation that R. rattus is a notably polymorphic species [13].
Confocal microscopy revealed that all three morphological variants were 'hollow' with respect to SDL.3D10 immunohistochemistry (Fig. 1B, inset).
This category includes lymphomas with centroblastic, immunoblastic, and anaplastic morphology as common morphological variants [ 1].
Spontaneous transformants demonstrated a continuum of morphological variants (type I, II, and III foci) that fit a normal distribution if converted to log10.
Moore and Frankton (1954) reached a similar conclusion that putative hybrids are simply morphological variants of diffuse knapweed in North America.
