Sentence examples for species different from from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, if this work is used in the interpretation of medical images from species different from those described in this work, the interspecific differences should be known and considered.

Our results are consistent with their observations and further support that G. pacifica should be recognized as an independent species different from G. rugosa.

But Neandertals' hair and skin tones were almost certainly influenced by genetic variations unique to Neandertals, who were a species different from modern humans.

Not only is this species different from any of the other species of fox on the mainland but it appears to be somewhat different on each of the two main islands.

We will use the following four variables to describe the neighborhood structure of a reference tree and its four nearest neighbors: Mingling (M) describes the diversity of species within close proximity to the reference tree, and is equal to the proportion of the four nearest neighboring trees of a selected reference tree that belong to a species different from the reference tree.

Unlike in physics, where a scientist assumes that an electron is an electron is an electron, a biologist is often interested in precisely what makes one individual different from another, one population different from another, or one species different from another.

Eggs of different species differ from one another in a number of important respects.

Earlier morphological comparions of the Monhystera ( = Thalassomonhystera) species at the Fiji Basin, showed that the with Bathymodiolus associated species were different from the control site species.

As predicted, fungal communities associating with exotic species were different from fungal communities associating with native species.

Different species from different genera of Delphacidae possessing the same mitochondrial gene rearrangement suggests that gene rearrangements of mitochondrial genome probably occurred before the differentiation of this family.

Brocchi proposed a fourth, original solution to the species problem, different from those previously advanced by Linnaeus, Cuvier, and Lamarck.