Sentence examples for morphs in this from inspiring English sources

"The court will permit no further 'legal theory morphs' in this case," the judge said, noting that the charges against Mr. Schiff had been lingering for three years.

The female morphs in this system fluctuate rapidly in frequencies between years [24] due to frequency-dependent selection in favour of rare morphs [15].

Female morphs in this system have apparently developed different ways to cope with male harassment, and these morph-differences can potentially explain rapid fluctuations in morph frequencies between years [15].

More recent work has used a comparative genomic approach to physically map this candidate region and carry out further recombination and SNP-association analyses to test for differences among morphs in this region [ 25].

Melanic and nonmelanic morphs in this species have different fitness curves at different temperature regimes (Brakefield and Willmer 1985; de Jong et al. 1996), and clines exist that suggest temperature-induced selective responses of melanization alleles (Majerus 1994), which have been shown to shift in response to climate change (Brakefield and de Jong 2011).

This indicates that the different morphs in this species indeed may follow diverging life-history strategies, as there is already some evidence that individuals with linear dorsal patterns grow more slowly and live longer than reticulated morphs, and have a comparatively lower fecundity [ 20], Clobert, unpublished data].

To determine if this variation was related to the morphology, we calculated the average pairwise distance between all sequences from a given morph in the same host, and then the average pairwise distance between all sequences from different morphs in the same host (this was not done in I. banksi because the Metacoronympha-morph SSU rRNA was directly sequenced).

After the geographic isolation of P. g. weigandi from P. g. gaigeae, the orange morph increased in frequency on Piperi (Figs. 2A-B), perhaps as a result of founder events, genetic drift, or because of local selection favoring that morph in this novel island environment.

Males have been observed in and around other males' nests but sneaked copulations have not been documented in the field and males do not appear to have any dimorphism in color or size suggesting a sneaker morph in this population (K.B. Mobley, E. Forsgren & T. Amundsen, personal observation).

Freshwater ciliate assemblages form bacterial grazing morphs in the presence of pathogenic bacteria.

Thus, selection to minimize competition for food can maintain both morphs in the same pond.