Sentence examples for most comprehensive morphological from inspiring English sources

But already one year after the most comprehensive morphological phylogenetic system of the Platyhelminthes was published [2], the monophyly of the group was questioned on the basis of the ambiguity of the uniting characters and because of the absence of outgroups in the assessment of the suitability of these characters as apomorphies [4].

We present the most comprehensive morphological dataset on Ditrysia to date, consisting of over 500 morphological characters.

The two most recent and most comprehensive morphological phylogenetic analyses of eumalacostracan phylogeny are Richter & Scholtz (2001) [ 4] and Poore (2005) [ 3].

Even so, other characters that river dolphins share have a more restricted distribution, and in the most comprehensive morphological analysis to date, Geisler and Sanders [ 2] listed seven unambiguous synapomorphies for the subclade delimited by all extant river dolphins.

The most comprehensive morphological analysis was based on 91 species in 20 genera [ 21] and a large-scale molecular phylogenetic analysis of the Characidae included 23 stevardiine species in 21 genera and along with a broad taxonomic representation of other subfamilies [ 12].

This study is one of the most comprehensive molecular analyses of complicated morphological features, and it will serve as a new resource for studying insect mimetic and cryptic pattern formation in general.

Until relatively recently, most comprehensive studies have relied purely on morphological data.

The new study will appear online tomorrow in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Daniel Rabosky, an evolutionary biologist at UC Berkeley, calls the work "the most comprehensive look at patterns of species diversification and morphological and ecological trait evolution in whales".

The most comprehensive of these phylogenetic re-analyses employed 73 morphological characters to examine the relationships of the 38 genera then recognized [ 1].

The first most comprehensive taxonomic treatise of the genus was based on morphological criteria and included 150 taxa that were separated in "groups" [ 7].

Our main goal is to cover all genetic diseases described to date, providing not only clinical information such as morphological and anatomical features but also the most comprehensive molecular genetics/genomics features and available testing information.