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Primates are a homogeneous group morphologically, and it is only in the realm of behaviour that differences between primate taxa are clearly discriminant.

It is actually very distinctive morphologically, and it dramatically underscores that human evolution involved vigorous diversification and experimentation with the hominid potential".

M. neotredecim is indistinguishable from 17-year M. septendecim genetically and morphologically, and it shows a striking pattern of reproductive character displacement in calling song pitch with the closely related species M. tredecim [14], [16].

Transgression at these various locations seem to differ morphologically and it is not clear that they are equivalent.

Growth is a complex biological process whereby an organism achieves an increase in mass and size, while at the same time it matures morphologically and functionally until it acquires the characteristics of the adult state.

Indeed, the middle cingulate cortex may play a key role in the pathophysiology of KS, given that 1) it was the brain area most severely affected both morphologically and metabolically, 2) it was the only brain area to exhibit greater hypometabolism than GM hypodensity, and 3) it was consistently damaged across the entire KS sample.

Molecular fingerprinting seems to be able to better sub-classify such morphologically heterogeneous tumours and it is remarkable that mixed glial-neuronal tumours are strikingly separated from PAs.

Although this proscopiid is closely related to grasshoppers and locusts, it morphologically and behaviorally resembles stick insects.

Given that the sequence divergence among the nine unidentified lineages is of the same magnitude as among described, morphologically and ecologically distinct species, it can be reasonably assumed that the cryptic lineages within the striolatus/plebeius and hispidus/sericeus clades correspond to good species.

Histological examination of the resected lung tissue showed that it was morphologically and immunohistochemically identical to his primary hepatic eAML, leading to the diagnosis of pulmonary metastasis.

It is morphologically and ecologically highly divergent from the Cettiidae sensu Alström et al. [ 14] (which admittedly is in itself a morphologically exceptionally variable group; cf. [ 40]).