Sentence examples for species equivalent from inspiring English sources

Extant Acanthomorpha comprise ∼16,000 species, equivalent to 86% of non-ostariophysan teleosts [47], (and see supplementary material Fig. S1).

A similar analysis for India (continental shores and Andaman and Nicobar Islands) gave a count of 2,372 species out of 15,042 known species, equivalent to about 16%, which is surprisingly similar to the average of 17% reported [30] across several NRIC regions.

From top to bottom, its graphs show congruent patterns between an intrinsically neutral community with identical character traits for all species (equivalent to identically superimposed isoclines in Figs-1 and -2 models), and communities that trade growth capacity against competitive dominance increasingly starkly.

Microhylidae is a large anuran family containing 487 species equivalent to 8% of all frogs [ 1].

The surface-bound PdII species can then undergo another one-electron oxidation to generate a formal PdII oxyl radical species (equivalent to PdIII O).

The total of five products (A ) and the relative amount of each PC species, equivalent to acyl-CoA selectivity (B ) are shown.

Below, the term 'ortholog pair' will be applied as a two-species equivalent of 'gene', for which expression and sequence data where retrieved for both mouse and human.

We examined patterns of interspecific divergence and intraspecific polymorphism in the plastid genome of Campanulastrum americanum, and across plastid genes found a significant correlation between dN/dS and pN/pS (i.e., the within-species equivalent of dN/dS).

64 Investigations in a humanized mouse model have shown successful prophylaxis from HIV-1 when the animals were administered species-equivalent doses of raltegravir.

In the application example, we considered all species-equivalents to have the same weight.

EFs quantify the number of global species-equivalents lost per m of wetland area loss.