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Morphologically they are pickups, but the lonesome-cowboy image doesn't seem to apply to vehicles that carry five or six in comfort.
Although the species are virtually indistinguishable morphologically, they are isolated reproductively, in part because they breed in different habitats.
Because the helodermatids have remained relatively unchanged morphologically, they are occasionally regarded as living fossils.
Morphologically they are quite distinct species.
Morphologically, they are coiled Gram-negative bacilli and are mobile in liquid environment due to the presence of flagella.
Gorgonian corals resemble plants in many ways and morphologically they are modular organisms where integration/disintegration can occur in response to environmental gradients [ 61].
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Morphologically they were characterized by long and narrow cranial vault (i.e. dolichocephalic morphology) and a narrow face.
Morphologically, they were undistinguishable from the surrounding cells in terms of size and nuclear shape.
However, the accessions of T. foenum-graecum from Turkey i.e. accession number 8692 (Malatya) and 8691 (Elbistan) separated by a distance of 100 km (similarity index value 0.875-0.745) were out grouped and were genetically more distant from each other although morphologically they were similar to each other as well to the accessions from other countries.
The fruits of the family Menispermaceae are drupes, and because the drupe endocarps are morphologically diverse, they are generally used to classify members of this family.
Although Atg7 mutant flies are morphologically normal, they are sensitive to stressful conditions and show a decreased level of cell death-induced autophagy during metamorphosis, a necessity during normal development [23].
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