Sentence examples for morphologically very different from inspiring English sources

Further, Mayetiola and Asphondylia are morphologically very different and display dramatic differences in life history.

Such differences would not be surprising since the plants are morphologically very different [ 37, 23].

We have now confirmed that our Hawai'ian specimens are morphologically very different from H. kuda and that they fit the descripton of H. fisheri [ 62] well.

As well as being morphologically very different in 3D because of the loss of the enforced polarity seen in 2D cultures, they form novel matrix adhesions with the ECM rather than fibrillar or focal adhesions seen in monolayers [ 15].

In contrast, there are a number of small neuronal-like cells with short processes in marine invertebrate larvae – the cells which are morphologically very different from canonical vertebrate neurons.

The genera Acanthoscelides and Zabrotes are morphologically very different [ 12], and are thought to have diverged during the Palaeocene (65 to 54.8 mya) or the Eocene (54.8 to 33.7 mya) [ 13], whereas the three Acanthoscelides species studied here belong to the same morphologically defined group within the genus and seem to have diverged during the Miocene (23.8 to 5.3 mya) [ 14, 15].

Despite their morphological and behavioral similarity, each of these four species clusters with different, eco-morphologically very dissimilar, species (Fig. 2A).

Littorina saxatilis is an exceptionally polymorphic species [13] and in addition to using the Swedish E ecotype we compared our results for this ecotype with the behaviour of the Swedish S ecotype (from two localities on Saltö) that are morphologically and ecologically very different and live in different microhabitats but at similarly high densities [24].

Similarly, many experiments use RNA derived from seedlings, for example, which are morphologically similar but with very different treatments.

Both species are closely related and morphologically very similar, but differ in ecology [ 2, 31, 35].

It is well known that morphologically similar tumors may have very different clinical courses.