Sentence examples for morphs that differ from inspiring English sources

In molecular morphing, a path of molecules (morphs) that differ only by small structural perturbations is constructed.

Paedomorphosis in tailed amphibians implies the existence of two morphs that differ by the retention of gills at the adult stage, i.e., a mixture of larval and mature characters [ 12, 13].

The common buzzard (Buteo buteo; Aves: Accipitriformes) is a widespread and common Eurasian raptor with three distinct plumage morphs that differ in several fitness-related traits, including parasite infestation.

Although honest signalling may benefit pollinators by enabling more efficient foraging, honesty may not always be the best policy for plants if plant populations comprise morphs that differ in their pollen rewards (e.g. gynodioecious or dioecious species) or if they benefit from additional visits (e.g. Karron et al. 2006) even after rewards are depleted.

Dimorphism was diagnosed by the presence of morphs that differed (i) in the width and aspect ratio of the stoma and (ii) in the prominence and sclerotization of mouth structures (Fürst von Lieven and Sudhaus, 2000; Serobyan et al., 2013).

Only coloration was assessed in this study, but it is known from previous work that alternative colour variants of Tetrix are eco-morphs that differ in morphology, physiology, life-history, behaviours and microhabitat utilization [24], [25], [31].

Heterostyly is characterized by sexual polymorphism through the occurrence of two (distyly) or three (tristyly) morph types that differ in floral traits (style length and anther position).

In addition, many species have multiple male morphs that can differ greatly from each other.

Three miRNAs (Ap-mir-34, Ap-mir-X47 and Ap-mir-X103) and two mir* (Ap-mir307* and Ap-mirX-52*) showed different expression between the two parthenogenetic morphs: sexuparae and virginoparae, that differ by the type of embryos they contain (sexual vs asexual), and by the conditions of rearing (short-day vs long-day).

Fig. 3 Nemestrinid flies M. longirostris with a tongue length of approximately 50 millimeters probe flowers of two morphs of L. anceps that differ in tube length.

In addition, OXPHOS genes are differentially expressed between morphs of lake whitefish that differ in activity levels in foraging behavior [ 37].