Sentence examples for preferred genus from inspiring English sources

So we counted in how many networks each bat genus was found in a module that contained plants of its supposedly preferred genus.

If it is to reflect its evolutionary origins (as taxonomists would prefer) the genus needs to be divided up into many more smaller genera in which the species have similar characteristics.However, any revision must follow a set of rules that govern the naming of living things.

At sites MA53 and MS16 there was no trend for a difference in preference between weevils sampled from the two hosts (MA53: F1;14 = 0.004, P = 0.95; MS16: F1;49 = 0.027, P = 0.87), and at site MS27 there was a large and significant trend for weevils from one host genus to prefer that same genus in experimental preference trials (F1 21 = 5.12, P = 0.034).

However, because such a date is confounded with the availability of new niches in Hispaniola, a model including one single shift in K for the whole genus was preferred.

The majority of species belonging to this genus prefer habitats warmer and drier than the forest.

Chara seems to be particularly vulnerable since it is preferred by crayfish and the genus contains a large number of rare species.

I knew that I preferred to stay within the same genus, but Tsuga caroliniana, the Carolina hemlock, is also suffering from adelgid attack, and besides it lacks the dropping grace and fullness of its Northern cousin.

Groves [ 23] preferred to merge all ' Galagoides' species into the genus Galago, while Masters et al. [ 26] found the genus to be paraphyletic and suggested that a new generic designation for the Zanzibar group (Galagoides zanzibaricus-cocos-granti) would be required.

These results suggest that the strength of selection acting on codon usage has increased independently in two different lineages in the genus Populus, with natural selection favoring preferred codons in P. tremula and P. deltoides.

In other words, amino acids encoded by GC-rich residues are preferred and conserved in protein coding genes of the genus Plasmodium.

S. ciliata is most commonly called the 'sand whiting' in reference to its preference for sandy substrates compared to some members of the genus which prefer muddy, silty, or grassy substrates.