Sentence examples for morphologically distinctive from from inspiring English sources

Structurally, silk glands of Saturniidae species are morphologically distinctive from those of B. mori.

Given sufficient time, the X and Y may evolve into morphologically distinctive chromosomes, from each other and from autosomes.

Midas cichlids in Apoyeque are geographically and genetically isolated from neighbouring populations, and morphologically distinctive [ 22] and, thus, evolutionarily independent from other populations.

Steroidogenic and morphologically distinctive granulosa cell tumors originating from follicles in atrophic ovaries represent another common ovarian tumor type.

Moutan taxa was distinct and had high levels of genetic similarity a group of hybrids arising from the morphologically distinctive P. rockii (S. G. Haw & Lauener) T. Hong & J. J. Li.

Spadefoot toad tadpoles, Spea multiplicata, often deviate from their normal development and produce a morphologically distinctive carnivore-morph phenotype, which specializes on anostracan fairy shrimp.

Jensen et al. (2007) identified five morphotypes from a minority of particles that were morphologically distinctive in Holocene lake sediments, and could reproduce four of these to some extent by selection of parent material when producing charcoal under laboratory conditions.

Although Nomocharis appears morphologically distinctive, recent molecular studies have shown that it is nested within Lilium, from which is exhibits very little sequence divergence.

Several species in Oryzeae are so morphologically distinctive that previous taxonomists have given each its own genus.

Both are morphologically distinctive, pathogenic to introduced and sometimes native trees and shrubs and widely distributed in New Zealand (Gadgil 2005).

A single amyloidogenic protein of α-synuclein turned into two morphologically distinctive amyloid fibrils – 'curly' (CAF) vs. 'straight' (SAF) – depending on its fibrillation processes.