Sentence examples for peculiar lineage from inspiring English sources

For instance plants are clearly a eukaryotic lineage that can be inserted into a eukaryotic tree, and not a peculiar lineage of cyanobacteria.

Targeted phylogenomic analyses combined with novel genomic data from these peculiar lineages will bring important insights into this issue.

virilis comparisons, suggest that HAS may be, at least in particular lineages, under peculiar selective regimes, different from the rest of DCC binding regions, as suggested by Bachtrog [ 66].

With the progress of adult neurogenesis, a series of peculiar cell lineages emerge in turn.

It remains to be clarified whether this level of sequence divergence is characteristic of mites or peculiar to the Varroa lineage.

The geographic distribution of D lineages is peculiar.

Moreover, we suggest that due to these peculiar hybridization events between lineages as a consequence of an androgenetic mode of reproduction, invasive European Corbicula should be considered as a polymorphic species complex including three distinct clusters.

To understand the evolutionary history of primates in general and the peculiar anatomy of the human lineage in particular, the musculoskeletal system must be considered in its entirety.

English bloodlines and literature are filled with such dottiness, but it was the singular misfortune -- or good luck -- of Michael Holroyd to have been born into a once-grand family boasting an entire lineage of fabulously peculiar people, a crew so wildly dysfunctional that they make the royal family look like the Partridge family.

Because of the phylogenetic distribution of the chromosome 10 array, the absence of the array in Nipponbare and O. glaberrima is most simply interpreted as a loss, whereas the lack of the array in O. australiensis could either be a loss peculiar to the O. australiensis lineage, or could be the ancestral condition.

The table reports a selected list of genes up-regulated and strictly related to peculiar biological role of each lineage.