Sentence examples for most derived of from inspiring English sources

P. boisei is in many respects the most derived of the australopiths.

The postcranial anatomy of Heterodontosaurus tucki has been well-described, although H. tucki is generally considered the most derived of the Early Jurassic heterodontosaurids, so it is impossible to know how many of its features were shared with other species.

In addition, both groups evidently represent the most derived of the Echinodermata.

However, there is one major exception: O. dowkeri from the Paleogene is the furthest-divergent (i.e. most derived) of all fossil and extant species in the Plenasium group.

Based on chloroplast genome sequences, L. incisa was recently placed in clade C, the most derived of the Core Trebouxiophyceae [ 4].

Although some authors have argued that cestodes are the most derived of all Neodermata (see [ 15]), there is no conclusive evidence available for ordering which intermediate host form was first introduced into the life cycles of trematodes and cestodes.

Though relationships within the Abelisauridae are debated, Carnotaurus is consistently shown to be one of the most derived members of the family by cladistical analyses.

In addition, 151 of these projects are conducted on the single most derived lineage of Neoptera: Holometabola.

Neobatrachia (modern frogs) is acknowledged as the most derived lineage of frogs [ 34, 35] and the sister group of Pelobatoidea [ 36, 37].

Phylogenetic analyses based on nuclear and mitochondrial DNA have found that the hammerheads with the smallest cephalofoils are the most derived members of their lineage.

The loss of the myoids and most veneroids is particularly striking because their extinction eliminates the most derived portions of the evolutionary tree, with the remaining families largely representing more basal lineages (Fig. 2a).