Sentence examples for resolved taxonomic from inspiring English sources

Molecular DNA analyses of the New World grass (Poaceae) genus Zea, comprising five species, has resolved taxonomic issues including the most likely teosinte progenitor (Zea mays ssp. parviglumis) of maize (Zea mays ssp. mays).

Bayesian phylogenetic analysis of concatenated sequences from R7-MLST loci allowed us to resolve taxonomic inconsistencies but also showed that events such as recombination, gene conversion or lateral gene transfer played an important role in the evolution of Leptospira genus.

We sequenced five loci with known potential to resolve taxonomic relationships.

In turtles, genetic and morphometric data have often been combined to resolve taxonomic uncertainties (e.g., [18], [19], [20]).

The standard (COI) barcoding fragment, amplified with the universal primers of Folmer et al. ([18]; hereafter called the M1M6 partition) is generally too conserved in diploblast phyla [19] and has led to some difficulties in resolving taxonomic and phylogeographic relationships in sponges [20], [21].

The production of such guides may be the most valuable service taxonomists can provide to science and society, but this requires considerable effort in describing new species, better describing known species, and resolving taxonomic issues and nomenclature that are often not obvious to the user of a guide.

The goal of taxize is to make many use cases that involve retrieving and resolving taxonomic names easy and reproducible.

Clearly this is a situation where DNA-sequence based phylogenies would be useful in resolving taxonomic questions.

Chemical cocktails found in the gular gland are species specific, and might even help to resolve taxonomic issues in this species complex.

As a result, GSIIB may be useful in resolving taxonomic associations within and among green algal and early-diverging streptophyte lineages.

Therefore, molecular identification is a helpful tool in resolving taxonomic problems in cases where the morphological "boundaries" among monogenean genera or species groups are ambiguous [ 27, 61, 62].