The present result will provide a new framework for the study of functional morphology and genetic basis of their PJA.
The study was designed (1) to characterize particulate matter (PM) by examination of size, surface area, and volume distribution, chemical composition as a function of size and on a single particle basis, morphology, and temporal and spatial variability in the Pittsburgh region; (2) to quantify the impact of the various sources (transportation, power plants, biogenic sources, etc).
We used a split-brood design including field margins and woodland gaps so as to study (i) the effect of habitat on phenotypic plasticity by analysing variation in survival, development time, adult body mass and wing morphology and (ii) the heritable basis of the variation in these fitness-related traits.
Cortical axons were identified on the basis of morphology and those with clear axonal endings of at least 500 μm in length were judged suitable for analysis.
Factors such as quantitative community analysis, functional morphology and taphonomic features provide the basis for water depth interpretation.
The results were explained on the basis of morphology and interaction.
Contemporary reviews have looked doubtfully on historic descriptions of geographic patterns of variation in morphology and plumage color, once the basis for splitting Mangrove Cuckoo into 14 distinct subspecies, although a definitive answer awaits a rigorous re-examination of existing museum specimens.
Meanwhile, we further studied the effects of chemical etching process parameters on morphology and superhydrophobicity, and on this basis explored the anti-icing potential under the condition of icing wind tunnel.
The reactivity of soot at different sites of the exhaust after-treatment system of a diesel engine (upstream and downstream of the diesel oxidation catalyst (DOC), downstream of the diesel particulate filter (DPF), as well as inside the DPF) was investigated on the basis of morphology and structure of primary soot particles by high resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM).
Left panel At birth, the cone and rod photoreceptors (C and R) are not identifiable on the basis of morphology and display a simple bipolar shape; however, they are identifiable by certain molecular markers, such as rhodopsin.
