Sentence examples for sub orders from inspiring English sources

The four Cetartiodactyla sub orders; tylopoda (camelids), suiformes (pigs), cetancodonta (whales and dolphins) and ruminanta are each represented.

An assumption in seriation analysis is that there is an order (or distinct sub orders) in the data that are biologically meaningful.

During tests on nine common orders and sub-orders with an artificial neural network, the system performed with good stability and accuracy reached 93%.

Further, to investigate the effects of different sub-orders on total system order and the impact of ordering cost on supply chain economic performance, sensitivity analysis models for order fluctuations and ordering cost changes are developed respectively.

Betalains consisting of the yellow betaxanthins and red violet betacyanins are a group of water-soluble nitrogen-containing alkaloid pigments characteristic of certain members of plant sub-order chenopodineae within caryophyllales and some higher fungi [9].

Spiders are divided into two sub-orders, Mesothelae and Opisthothelae, of which the latter contains two infra-orders, Mygalomorphae and Araneomorphae.

Schlosser (1884) performed a comprehensive review of rodent fossils, mainly using the cheek teeth, and found that they fitted into the classical system, but Tullborg (1899) proposed just two sub-orders, Sciurognathi and Hystricognathi.

They belong to the sub-order Isoptera within order Blattodea.

Authorities disagree as to whether Salientia is a superorder that includes the order Anura, or whether Anura is a sub-order of the order Salientia.

However a few primitive spiders, the sub-order Mesothelae and infra-order Mygalomorphae, retain the ancestral arthropod nephridia ("little kidneys"), which use large amounts of water to excrete nitrogenous waste products as ammonia.

The taxon Dinosauria was formally named in 1842 by paleontologist Sir Richard Owen, who used it to refer to the "distinct tribe or sub-order of Saurian Reptiles" that were then being recognized in England and around the world.