Sentence examples for recognised species from inspiring English sources

Given new data or additional specimens, it is not uncommon to revise our theory of what a species is, either increasing or decreasing the amount of genetic variation accepted within the limits of an already recognised species.

The newly recognised species is now considered critically endangered, as is the original unicorn bird.

Also, sets of recognised species often form the basis for surrogates for geographic priority setting.

Non-monophyly of currently recognised species within Peltops and the white-throated butcherbird species-group (C. argenteus, C. mentalis, C. torquatus) at both mtDNA and nuclear loci suggest that a comprehensive taxonomic revision is warranted for both of these groups.

Other very conspicuous and consistent characters also help differentiate consistently recognised species in Table 1, such as the slender pedicellate flowers of C. calcarata; a distinct hair tuft at the anther insertion in C. siamensis; and the densely pubescent corolla in C. calcarata.

Sepioteuthis lessoniana is one of the three currently recognised species classified under the genus Sepioteuthis of the pencil squid family, Loliginidae.

They enable you to recognise species, and tell one species from another.

Contrary to DNA-taxonomy, shell morphology was not suitable for delimiting and recognising species in Radix.

Thus, at a very low resolution of habitat classification the model does recognise species differences, as it excludes all those not known to breed in woodland.

Although no single method worked flawlessly in recognising species, molecular data have largely supported previously inferred relationships that were based on the other characters [ 3].

In their 1996 Field Guide to the Palms of the Americas Andrew Henderson and coauthors recognised 29 species in the genus, while Sidney Glassman recognised 65 species in his 1999 treatment of the group.