Sentence examples for same genera as from inspiring English sources

These fishes are, in a sense, living fossils, for many of the living sharks and rays are assigned to the same genera as species that swam the Cretaceous seas over 100 million years ago.

Many of the dinosaurs of the Morrison Formation are the same genera as those seen in Portuguese rocks of the Lourinha Formation (mainly Allosaurus, Ceratosaurus, Torvosaurus, and Apatosaurus), or have a close counterpart (Brachiosaurus and Lusotitan, Camptosaurus and Draconyx).

Many of the dinosaurs of the Morrison Formation are the same genera as those seen in Portuguese rocks (mainly Allosaurus, Ceratosaurus, Torvosaurus, and Apatosaurus), or have a close counterpart (Brachiosaurus and Lusotitan, Camptosaurus and Draconyx).

All of the monosulcate genera in the atp1 alignment were also represented in the matR data set, whereas eudicot sampling for atp1 was constrained by sequences available on GenBank (12 of the same genera as with matR or placeholders from same family).

The fact that the same genera are not uniformly considered as universal core members across different studies shows that the metagenomic studies of oral microbiota require larger-scale high-throughput approaches to better define their individual and universal core.

Members from the same genera also include highly pathogenic coronaviruses such as the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS-CoV) and the Middle-East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) (Vijay and Perlman, 2016).

Genes that are present in multiple pathogens of different genera, but not present in non-pathogens of these same genera, are certainly worthy of being described as being pathogen-associated.

As expected, species from the same genera were clustered tightly into a single clade with well supported bootstrap proportion [11].

While such an analysis is still limited by the scope of bacterial genome sequences and virulence factors currently available, any virulence factors observed to be present in pathogenic strains from diverse bacterial genera, with no detectable homologs in non-pathogenic strains of the same genera, are considered good candidates for being classified as pathogen-associated.

Comparison of pathogenic strains with nonpathogenic strains of the same genera identified one carbon pool by folate pathway as highly abundant in pathogenic strains.

The reduction in PrP immunoreactivity by lichen extracts appears to be species-specific, as extracts of lichens from the same genera (P. squarrosa, L. quercizans, L. oregano and C. stellaris), were not able to substantially reduce PrP levels (Figure 1B).