Sentence examples for morphologically quite distinct from inspiring English sources

These two species are morphologically quite distinct, which suggests that they also are ecologically segregated, although ecological studies are still lacking.

B. jarvisi is morphologically quite distinct from B. tryoni and B. neohumeralis and has been placed in a different subgenus of the Bactrocera [ 2].

The end result of this usually rapid process on islands are species that are morphologically quite distinct and adapted to divergent habitats, and that harbour low levels of genetic variation within each set of populations (i.e. in the Hawaiian silverswords, Witter & Carr, 1988; in Dendroseris D.Don, Asteraceae, in the Juan Fernández Islands, Crawford, Stuessy & Silva, 1987a).

Morphologically they are quite distinct species.

Several terrestrial Actinopterygian and Sarcopterygian species have previously been proposed as possible models for ancestral tetrapod locomotion, despite extant fishes being quite distinct from Devonian fishes, both morphologically and phylogenetically.

The myocytes of the impulse generation and conduction system are quite distinct from the contractile ventricular and atrial cells, both morphologically and with respect to their connexin expression profiles.

"They are quite distinct".

Otherwise, the two are quite distinct.

Babies' movements are quite distinct.

Experientially, these are quite distinct.

Included in this clade are eight species from Ecuador that are genetically and morphologically quite similar.