Sentence examples for some morphological traits from inspiring English sources
In contrast, in Mt Tonta, trees were morphologically identified as A. biramulata (albeit with some morphological traits more typical of –or intermediate with– A. rulei) and predominantly assigned to A. biramulata for nDNA, but possessed cpDNA otherwise specific to A. rulei.
Evidence in favor of symmorphosis in adults is as abundant as evidence against it, but the plasticity of some morphological traits may be dependent on the ontogenetic stage at which acclimation acts.
Morphological resemblance between fossils and recent analogs suggests that cyanobacteria are indeed a very old group of bacteria (see Golubic and Seong-Joo 1999) and that at least some morphological traits have been maintained over time (Golubic and Hofmann 1976; Golubic and Campbell 1979; Schopf 1992b).
Some morphological traits remain the same throughout the breed.
According to some morphological traits, P. olsoni should be included within the so-called "Puffinus puffinus complex" (i.e. P. puffinus, P. mauretanicus, P. yelkouan and, probably, P. holeae).
These findings suggest that the absence of expression of Hsp70Ba increases CV of some morphological traits and that HSP70Ba may buffer against environmental perturbations on some quantitative traits.
Sexual selection is also known to influence body size, or the size of some specific morphological traits in many species (Andersson 1994).
Chromatin condensation and DNA degradation together with phosphatidyl serine translocation to the outer membrane [ 13] and some characteristic morphological traits (cytoplasm retraction, blebs) are common events of tumor cell apoptosis.
Interestingly enough, there is some variation in morphological traits that is supposed to be indicative of age or social rank.
Although some of its morphological traits, such as the very large pads, are suggestive of arboreal (tree-dwelling) habits, most specimens were collected in pitfall traps on the ground.
In our experiment, at least some of the abnormal morphological traits found in the F1 generation were inherited by the F2 generation, indicating that these abnormal traits have genetic origins (see Point 6).
