Sentence examples for most stem group from inspiring English sources

Most stem group arthropods have homonomous or nearly homonomous limbs.

Together with the most stem group of Karatavitidae, they jointly constituted the superfamily Ephialtitoidea [ 1].

The extinct family Ephialtitidae was considered as the second most stem group in the suborder Vespina of Hymenoptera.

And most stem from how it's managed.

Most stems measure 6 9 bp.

Xyelydidae, as the most basal and putative stem group (paraphyletic) in the Superfamily Pamphilioidea [ 4], have plesiomorphic characters with SC bifurcate in their forewings, but SC absent in the hind wings.

This finding implies that their post-antennal appendages are not homologous to chelicerae, and that mandibulate antennae are homologous to the antennae of many or most members of the euarthropod stem group.

While eosimiids are generally considered the most basal simian clade (a stem group of simians), the phylogenetic placement of amphipithecids is more disputed.

Dorsal protective chaetae have not featured in recent discussions of the annelid ancestor based on phylogenomic studies [ 18] but re-emerge as a primitive character in our scenario, based on their presence in the most primitive members of the stem group.

The first full-blown cladistic analysis of the Burgess Shale taxa was that of D. E. G. Briggs and R. A. Fortey [ 5], which suggested that most Cambrian arthropods lay within the stem group of Chelicerata, and that the trilobites were relatively derived.

One of the most familiar stem-group sauropterygians is Nothosaurus, several species of which inhabited the Muschelkalk Sea of the Germanic Basin from early Anisian to early Carnian times (for about 15 Ma).