Sentence examples for morphs that are from inspiring English sources

Morphs that are in complementary distribution and represent the same morpheme are said to be allomorphs of that morpheme.

The ornamental plant Gerbera hybrida bears complex inflorescences with morphologically distinct floral morphs that are specific to the sunflower family Asteraceae.

The polymorphism is inherited in a broadly Mendelian fashion and in some species consists of dozens of discrete morphs that are convergent across taxa and populations.

However, various signals are observed: the LMI morphs that are spreading throughout the Malawi Basin display some genetic variability but seemingly limited plasticity whereas the opposite is observed for the CDI morph spreading in the Kisangani area.

We mined the gene complement for pigment-pathway genes and examined differential expression (DE) between morphs that are unpatterned (plain yellow) and patterned (yellow with superimposed patches of red, white or very dark brown).

In order to identify differences in gene expression between the two colour morphs that are independent of the genetic background, we used a F2 hybrid panel obtained by crossing a yellow-tailed male of the N. furzeri strain GRZ with a female N. kadleci.

Early taxonomists working in Southeast Asia often coined names for different populations or even different colour morphs that were later synonymized; some of these may well prove to be valid taxa.

That survival did not increase indefinitely but instead peaked at intermediate diversity may reflect an inferior survival of rare specialized morphs that were poorly adapted to the conditions in the experimental cages; by chance alone such morphs (genotypes) occurring in low frequency in the source population would be represented primarily in the most diverse replicates founded by several mothers.

Individuals assigned to Novisuccinea chittenangoensis appeared to be divided into two color morphs, a "gray morph" that was relatively common and widespread at the Falls, and a "red morph" that was restricted to the ledges at the base of the Falls.

One possible explanation is that the pale blue egg may be a vanishing egg morph that was once optimal.

The May samples were the first-voltine individuals (spring morph) that were overwintering as mid- or last-instar larvae at the time of the accident.