Sentence examples for multiple subspecies and from inspiring English sources

This allows the user to distinguish easily between the groups that contain multiple subspecies, and those groups that consist only of a single subspecies.

These findings indicate that multiple subspecies and clades can cause disease in a localized outbreak of tularemia.

These findings demonstrate that multiple subspecies and clades can cause disease in a localized outbreak of tularemia and that deer-flies are associated with transmission of A1 strains.

The co-occurrence of multiple subspecies and clades may be unique to arthropod-associated outbreaks of tularemia and not characteristic of outbreaks resulting from other modes of F. tularensis transmission, such as contaminated water.

The junco species group is currently comprised of the yellow-eyed junco (J. phaeonotus) and the dark-eyed junco (J. hyemalis), each of which contains multiple subspecies and populations showing a wide range of migratory behaviors.

The silvereye displays extensive genetically based phenotypic variation across numerous islands (Clegg, Degnan, Kikkawa, et al. 2002; Clegg, Degnan, Moritz, et al. 2002) and is considered to be a species complex consisting of multiple subspecies and allopatric forms that vary in body size and other morphological characters (Clegg, Degnan, Moritz, et al. 2002).

Here, we infer the first molecular phylogeny of bichirs, including all 12 recognized species and multiple subspecies using Bayesian analyses of 16S and cyt-b mtDNA.

We used a combination of previously-published sequences for 88 Banksia taxa (including multiple subspecies within some species), and newly-generated sequence data for 110 taxa.

Commonly known as "bichirs", this clade includes 12 extant described species (as well as multiple subspecies) that inhabit freshwater rivers and lakes of tropical Africa [ 10].

Where possible we included multiple individuals and, for widespread species, multiple subspecies (e.g. Corvus enca Corvus macrorhynchos Corvus coronoides and Corvus frugilegus).

Sequencing of the PCR products revealed that BTH_s13 and sBTH_19 were expressed as multiple subspecies of processed transcripts, ranging from 209 to 400 and 133 to 223 nucleotides, respectively.