Sentence examples for most recent morphological from inspiring English sources

In addition, the most recent morphological data is consistent with the monophyly of Mandibulata [ 27], but not of Myriochelata.

The most recent morphological or combined morphological and molecular analyses also contradict an origin of Chalcidoidea outside Proctotrupomorpha [ 17, 57].

In summary, classical and most recent morphological and molecular studies based on nuclear data support the Mecopterida and Coleopterida hypotheses.

Most recent morphological analyses suggested a common origin with either the equally enigmatic Rhodopemorpha [ 10], the diaphanid cephalaspidean Toledonia [ 25], or with runcinid or philinoid cephalaspideans [ 22, 33].

Finally, the nesting of Podura within the monophyletic Poduromorpha was strongly supported also by the most recent morphological and molecular (with nuclear genes) analyses [ 69, 72].

Although habitat-specific head shapes are common in D. rosea, the most recent morphological treatments have supported one Holarctic species [ 20, 21].

Both groupings are in accordance with most recent molecular and morphological hypotheses [28], [29], [44], [46].

Given this uncertainty, a brief discussion of the patterns of congruence and conflict between the present study and the most recent and exhaustive morphological [4] and molecular [29] analyses of higher-level waterbird phylogeny is warranted, as well as a consideration of several potential explanations for conflicting topologies.

The most recent large-scale morphological phylogeny was constructed in 1999 [ 34].

Interestingly, some of the earliest (e.g., [3]), and most recent (e.g., [4]), morphological phylogenetic analyses of the Pelecaniformes have supported ordinal monophyly, while several other recent studies have suggested that the group is paraphyletic or polyphyletic [22], [23], [25], [26], [30].

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