Sentence examples for sexual variation from inspiring English sources

Credit: NYBG Fig. 5 Cross-sections of Primula vulgaris showing the sexual variation that Darwin discovered and analyzed in his quest to uncover the dynamics of evolution.

Overall our findings of substantial annual, seasonal, and sexual variation in turtle physiology are consistent with the findings reported for other vertebrates and indicate the importance of incorporating these sources of variation into the design of future studies.

When fundamentalist parents speak of the fear of having their children changing in a room with trans women, it's clearly from fear of having to explain sexual variation to their children.

But with these recent successes there is developing a vacuum that may be filled by trans and gay activists who are inventing a new language and prism through which to understand sexual variation.

Species (often dubious ones now known to be based on sexual variation or juvenile characters) have been reclassified a number of times, and several sub-genera have in the 1970s been erected by Halsey Wilkinson Miller to hold them in various combinations, further confusing the taxonomy (subgenera include Longicepia, Occidentalia, and Geosternbergia).

The work reported here sets out to clarify the ontogenetic basis of sexual variation in the human face and considers the functional, developmental and behavioural factors that may explain non-size-related facial distinctions in men and women.

These seasonal and sexual variations in diet are due to the availability of fruits, seeds and foliage and to the differences in energetic requirements between males and females respectively.

This fundamentally pathological bias in the scientific literature has led to even mild forms of sexual variations being associated with mental illness or criminality (Ernulf & Innala, 1995).

Understanding sex determination in wild plants is particularly valuable because it is in these species that data can be linked to ecological processes that are prevailing drivers of sexual system variation (Frank 1989; Jacobs and Wade 2003).

To identify correlates of sexual risk variations among African-American adolescents, and to examine the influence of prior sexual experience on response to a HIV risk-reduction intervention.

Although the influence of gBGC seems predominant in sexual eukaryotes, variations in the GC content of species belonging to ancient asexual lineages should not be driven by gBGC associated with meiotic recombination and could therefore show the influence of other factors.