Sentence examples for relatively elongated from inspiring English sources

With relatively elongated toes the Tiny Hawk is highly specialized for preying on birds.

Further, it has been found that coarse particles give rise to the formation of relatively elongated bubbles.

Their forelimbs are relatively elongated; they hold their trunk erect; and, for the short periods that they spend on the ground, they walk only on their hind limbs (in a bipedal fashion).

The SRFs of most sampled units (54/62) were relatively elongated in elevation, in agreement with previous findings [7], [8].

In addition to being relatively elongated, the curvature of the EM model mimics that seen in the RBM.

When compared to cursorial and generalist birds, diving birds have relatively elongated vertebral and sternal ribs, uncinate processes and sternum (Tickle et al., 2009; Tickle et al., 2007).

The second includes blades with relatively elongate central veins or ribs (costapalmate) or those in which segments radiate from a central region at the tip of the petiole.

Based on our results, we reconstruct a last common ancestor of Panarthropoda that had a relatively elongate body plan like most arthropods and onychophorans, rather than a compact, tardigrade-like body plan.

Positive LRW1 scores are associated with relatively elongate nasals (Fig. 4).

Limnofregata (WSGS U1-2001) also clearly possesses a relatively elongate foramen interosseum distale.

However, Fregata, Sulidae, and Anhinga are unique in that metatarsal II is relatively elongate, and its trochlea extends distally past that of metatatarsal III (Figure 8B).