Sentence examples for morphs may have from inspiring English sources

When Psittacula are bred by aviculturalists, blue is easily produced from green; the production of blue may suppress red colouration, so blue morphs may have lacked the red patch.

In many cases, these alternative morphs may have started out as environmentally induced size variants that subsequently evolved novel resource-use or reproductive specializations through genetic accommodation.

Cepaea species are subject to predation, especially by birds, so that in any given habitat inconspicuous morphs may have an advantage over conspicuous ones [23].

The AFLP data revealed numerous potential cases of hybridisation and introgression between morphs, which may have given rise to novel morphs in some instances.

These are higher in linear morphs, which may have profound effects on optimal heating rates.

Population declines became pronounced as early as the mid-1700s and included overall reductions in abundance (Hall et al. 2012) as well as the loss of unique spawning forms (or morphs) that may have represented genetically distinct subpopulations (Chapman 1884).

The influence of plant type on seed morph ratio may have important consequences for ecological adaptation.

There is some evidence in our data that the yellow morphs near the Lufubu River estuary are strongly influenced by high levels of introgression from the neighboring "bluish" and "red" morphs or even may have originated from hybridisation between these morphs.

Finally, our use of a static version of the face morphing paradigm which may have less ecological face validity than a dynamic face morphing paradigm (Platt et al., 2010).

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