Sentence examples for most other extant from inspiring English sources

We confirm that echinothurioids are monophyletic and basal to most other extant echinoid groups, and that Kamptosoma is a relatively crownward echinothurioid, albeit a strange one.

The divergence of the Crenadactylus lineage from other extant geckos also pre-dates current estimates for the initial radiation of most other extant squamate (lizard and snake) families in Australia by at least 10-20 million years [ 12].

First, the common ancestor of cellular organisms (taxid 131,567) possesses a smaller network (network size 4,167) than human (network size 15,671), E. coli (network size 8,105), and most other extant species.

Regardless of the phylogenetic position of Calisto, a continental origin of the genus is the most plausible explanation, as no other extant satyrine butterflies with the potential of being a closely related group are found in the Greater Antilles; thus, its ancestors would have necessarily arrived to the Caribbean from the nearby American continent [ 31, 33, 36].

Their most recent common ancestor with any other extant group is with the squamates (lizards and snakes).

This results was in accordance with that A. trichopoda was the single living species of the sister lineage and the most recent common ancestor to all other extant flowering plants [ 25].

Charophycean green algae and land plants form the green plant lineage Streptophyta [ 3], whereas most, if not all, of the other extant green algae belong to the sister lineage Chlorophyta [ 2].

All this for a book which has comparatively little scarcity value - about 750 copies were probably printed, of which at least 228 survive - and which has a use value, for most normal purposes, inferior to almost any other extant collected edition of Shakespeare.

Suggesting extant taxa are descended from other extant taxa was the most common major error, while empty branches and extra nodes were very common minor errors.

This group of marine arthropods is nowadays most plausibly resolved as sister group to all other extant chelicerates, rendering its investigation crucial for a reliable reconstruction of arthropod nervous system evolution.

The most common major construction error was contemporary descent (extant taxa are descended from other extant taxa), while empty branches and extra nodes were very common minor construction errors for all three assessments (Table 5).