Sentence examples for morphologically very distinct from inspiring English sources

There were many very similarly scored matches from different groups of diatoms that are morphologically very distinct.

The few species from the endemic radiations studied here that we did not manage to sequence (Table 1) are morphologically very distinct and do not belong to the clades containing paraphyletic species.

Although the two cephalopod lineages are morphologically very distinct, some features seem to appear consistently in species inhabiting similar environments.

Ceratina are morphologically very distinct from Apis, even to a non-expert in field conditions, and error in species identification is highly unlikely.

Dictyostelium radiculatum has a sporophore with a crampon base (Additional file 1) and groups with all the other crampon-based species, forming the molecularly and morphologically very distinct subclade 3B (1.00 biPP, 100% mlBP, Figure 2C).

On the other hand, gyroids are both morphologically and topologically very distinct from np-Au.

Likewise, the Hawaiian endemics, P. compressa and P. duerdeni, were not genetically distinct and are morphologically very similar to more widespread branching species (P. cylindrica and P. annae).

"It was a very distinct sound.

I had a very distinct vision.

It has to be very distinct.

Because you have very distinct scream lines.