Sentence examples for morphologically species from inspiring English sources
Morphologically, species of Clade SVLB all have very similar flowers, distinguishing from one another mainly by vegetative characters such as leaf morphology in shape, pubescence, texture, and variegation (Gu et al.2007).2007
Morphologically species of Clade SVLB differ mainly in vegetative traits without apparent adaptive value, suggesting that limestone Begonia radiation is better characterized as non-adaptive, an underappreciated speciation mode crucial for rapid species accumulations in organisms of low vagility and strong niche conservatism.
Morphologically, species of the upper clade (D. apiciflora, D. clarkei (Baker) Holttum & P.J. Edwards, and D. sp).
We have identified several such cases; these seem to represent species-complexes of morphologically similar species, or perhaps single highly polymorphic species.
Another feature of interest is the low congruence in assigning morphologically delimited species to genetic species.
The STRUCTURE analysis indicated a clear divergence between the morphologically pure species at the species boundary near Yakushima Island, suggesting that recent hybridization in these populations is limited.
In this clade, Omphiscola glabra (a small-shelled, morphologically distinct species) first diverged from all other species, including most large-bodied species found in Europe (excluding Radix spp).
Radiocarbon dating of morphologically domesticated species and DNA analyses of modern species allowed the localization and timing of the first domesticated plant and animal species [ 7– 10].
This study provides the first evidence that two morphologically distinct species, G. pacifica and G. filamentosa, should be treated as a single species, G. pacifica.
The morphologically similar species D. dentifera and { D. laevis, D. dubia} appear in different species clusters.
If P. violaceum is in fact composed of two morphologically indistinguishable species that are globally distributed, they support Foissner's [ 50] idea that while globally distributed cosmopolitan species exist, morphologically identical endemic species are also present.
