Sentence examples for obligates based on from inspiring English sources

We considered species grassland obligates based on published research demonstrating that their breeding habitat is entirely or largely restricted to natural or semi-natural grassland habitat (sensu [70], see Table 1).

The evolutionary pathway from obligate outcrossing based on self-incompatibility to predominant self-fertilization has possibly been followed by more different lines of evolution in flowering plants than any others (Stebbins1974).

Non-chestnut individuals, heterozygous for the MC1R recessive chestnut mutation, were obligate heterozygotes based on their either having a chestnut parent or producing chestnut offspring.

Numbers of definite and probable obligate carriers (based on pedigree analysis) are in addition to tested carriers.

DNA from normal tissue was available from all cases except hr16-D, and this individual was found to be an obligate carrier based on children's genotypes, thus the mutation was present in all 9 suggesting it was germline in origin.

Both Galorrheus vietus and Lactifluus vietus are now considered obligate synonyms (different names for the same species based on one type) of Lactarius vietus.

Similarly, P. edulis is an obligate outcrossing species based on self-incompatibility and insect-pollination.

Lawson's [2] suggestion that Quetzalcoatlus was an obligate scavenger is partially based on the association of sauropod remains with the pterosaur material, but this was refuted by Martill [27] as circumstantial evidence.

In the package, there are five objective functions for the evaluation of an RH vector available: two of them are based on obligate chromosome breaks (OCBs) and three on a maximum likelihood estimate (MLE).

This taxon was described as the first obligate marine actinomycete genus based on a failure to grow when seawater was replaced with DI water in a complex growth medium [ 22].

Diagnosis of this obligate intracellular bacterium is based on the demonstration of the microbe or microbial DNA in tissue specimens or faecal samples, or the demonstration of L. intracellularis-specific antibodies in sera.