We investigated whether phenotypic data for components of seed size exhibited variation patterns correlated with phylogenetic models for sorghum.
Notably, all BOX elements with a large mean size exhibit considerable variation in length between strains.
It is clearly seen that for a given porosity, the variation of AV/Δτ3.4 μm with dust size exhibits a tendency similar to that of AV/Δτ9.7 μm.
Therefore, the lower lip is generally consistent in morphology while the upper lip exhibits variation and specialization in both shape and size [ 24, 33].
Patterns of smaller sizes exhibit more variations because more subgraphs are available.
Fig. 1 Both found in the early 1970s at contemporaneous sites at Koobi Fora, Kenya, these skulls, from left to right, of H. habilis (KNM-ER 1813) and H. rudolfensis (KNM-ER 1470) represent the variation in size exhibited by early Homo.
Copy number variations (CNVs) are a form of genomic structural variation, defined by DNA segments ranging from kilobases (kb) to megabses (Mb) in size, exhibiting differences in copy numbers when comparing two or more genomes [ 3, 4].
The 23 rapidly growing cell lines exhibited variations in size, shape, substrate adherence and growth rates.
The trend of size variation exhibited that the bubbles were generated from dripping flow at Ca < 0.05, but from jetting flow at Ca > 0.05.
Prior studies have attributed the difficulty of identifying Blastocystis to its large number of morphological forms [11], the large size variation exhibited by the organism [7], or its similarity in appearance to a fat cell [11].
Inevitably, they exhibit variations of shape, size and properties which influence local photovoltaic conversion.
