Sentence examples for shared uniquely from inspiring English sources

The fossil known as Lucy, Australopithecus afarensis, shows that walking upright is a newly evolved trait, a synapomorphy, that is shared uniquely by Australopithecus and Homo sapiens.

Furthermore, as described above, because the vertebrate pathogens have highly reduced genomes, many Chlamydiae genes that are shared uniquely by UWE25 and Plantae (19 genes) may simply be cases of widespread gene loss in other endoparasites, giving the misleading impression of a specific relationship between UWE25 and algae/plants.

A smaller number of proteins (α1 anti-chymotrypsin, type 2 keratin, and syntaxin 17) were the only protein markers shared uniquely among the discordant twin pairs.

The first two are the rbcL gene in red algae and chromalveolates and the rpl36 gene shared uniquely by cryptophytes and haptophytes that are phylogenetically most closely related to homologs within the Alphaproteobacteria and to a Planctomycete related to Rhodopirellula baltica, respectively [ 9, 16].

For example the connection A⇔ C in the triangle A⇔ B, B⇔ C, A⇔ C may be due to the variance that A and C both share with B (an indirect connection), rather than variance that is shared uniquely by the two independent of B (a direct connection).

These groups are placed together on the basis of a suite of features that they share uniquely.

Marion saw this project as a perfect opportunity to blend her cultural, academic, and technical interests into an app that shared this uniquely Hawaiian story with the world.

For instance, selected data sets can be compared for shared or uniquely represented genes or looked up for term enrichment across several ontologies.

(A clade is a group of animals that share uniquely evolved features and therefore a common ancestry).

Both species share uniquely long vibrissae, with both the mystacial (above the mouth) and superciliary vibrissae extending to or beyond the back margin of the ears when laid back against the head, but those in T. bolivaris are substantially longer.

A search for unique synapomorphies in rbcL amino acid sequences revealed 3 positions (AA 36, 59, 64 in the Paulinella sequence), which in Nitrococcus and all α-cyanobacteria share uniquely derived character states to the exclusion of all remaining proteobacterial and β-cyanobacterial sequences.