Sentence examples for primary genus from inspiring English sources

In private correspondence with the author of this entry, Nelson reported that has come to repudiate this position, for reasons of the sort discussed in Turner 2005, §6. 1. Cf. Sextus Empiricus [1949] (10.218, SVF 2.331): "The Stoics want to place above this [the existent] yet another, more primary genus….

In addition to the cell biological evidence, N. equitans has been indicated in two separate phylogenetic investigations, albeit both times not as the primary genus identified, but rather as an alternate viable candidate [ 51, 65].

We constructed phylogenetic hypotheses for Mesoamerican Rhamdia, the only genus of primary freshwater fish represented by sympatric species across Central America.

aSpecies and synthetic allopolyploids are referenced by their sections within the genus Nicotiana, primary location of origin, and their haploid chromosome numbers according to [ 10]. bCategories of resistance (1, most resistant, through 6, most susceptible) are indicated for each virus-host combination tested.

Previous studies reported that Treponema is a genus of the primary bacterial community in the rumen; this genus reportedly disintegrates plant polysaccharides from ingested food (Avguštin et al. 1997; Bekele et al. 2011).

From the phylogenetic tree in Fig. 2, it can be seen the selected enzymes in this study fall into two primary groups enzymes from the Bifidobacterium genus and the Firmicutes phylum, both distinct from the fungal phosphoketolase.

Amylostereaceae species were for a long time classified in the genus Stereum, based primary on the layered structure of the fruit body and the similar physiological activity.

Within the genus Odocoileus, the primary species are the white-tailed deer (O. virginianus) and mule deer (O. hemionus; for review see [2], [3]), with these species possessing equivalent karyotypes (2n = 70) [4].

Ten samples were found positive for Anaplasma genus on the primary PCR but negative on the more specific secondary PCR.

Multiple animal species serve as reservoirs for Leishmania spp. in the rainforest, as do the disease's primary vectors, insects of the genus Lutzomya.

The primary monographic study of the genus was published by Stout (1934), although several new species have been described since then, e.g. Hemerocallis taeanensis (Kang and Chung 1997).