Eventually, more phylogenetically informative sequence data and denser taxon sampling may help elucidate the evolution of this exceedingly diverse plant group.
That meant that at the first few notes of this song, the exceedingly diverse (in terms of age and ethnicity) crowd of several thousand easily slipped into un-self-conscious fandom, singing and swaying with a fervor typically reserved for the Jonas Brothers.
During the end of the Silurian and the beginning of the Devonian periods that followed, there appeared an exceedingly diverse group of armour-plated fishes with jawlike structures, paired fins, and bony skeletal tissue.
Although bacterial cells are much smaller and simpler in structure than eukaryotic cells, the bacteria are an exceedingly diverse group of organisms that differ in size, shape, habitat, and metabolism.
It is difficult to accurate locate the position of the TSS and to exactly specify the promoter region because the sequences of the human promoters have exceedingly diverse characteristics.
Fish species constitute an exceedingly diverse group representing roughly half of the extant vertebrate species.
"In reality, the culture is exceedingly diverse and college students using these sites are but another example of this kind of diversity".
They are an exceedingly diverse bunch.
To assemble for this purpose, however, painters as disparate as, say, Lennart Anderson and Alex Katz or Leland Bell and Philip Pearlstein, along with 13 exceedingly diverse others, is as confusing as it is illuminating.
As a group, they display exceedingly diverse metabolic capabilities and can use almost any organic compound, and some inorganic compounds, as a food source.
