Sentence examples for substantial morphological and from inspiring English sources

However, because of the substantial morphological and metric variation in the Indonesian assemblage, some robust specimens, such as the partial mandibles Sangiran 5 and Sangiran 6a, were formerly variably allocated to other taxa (Meganthropus palaeojavanicus, Pithecanthropus dubius, Pongo sp.).

Taxonomists have since replaced this single phylum with the phlya Rhombozoa and Orthonectida because of substantial morphological and life history differences between the two groups.

These two clades were chosen because they have substantial morphological and ecological breadth and because they have been the focus of previous analyses of modularity and integration.

During the first phase of hepatogenic differentiation, iPSC cultures undergo substantial morphological and molecular transformation.

This complexity is compounded by the substantial morphological and temporal variability that often exists between different cells of the same type.

Although each RASopathy has a set of unique characteristics, individuals with distinct and different mutations in their Ras-MAPK pathway components do share some substantial morphological and behavioral phenotypes with each other (Fig. 2).

In spite of substantial morphological similarities and crossability between C. arietinum and C. reticulatum, some chromosomal rearrangements such as reciprocal translocation, a paracentric inversion or location of chromosomal satellites have been reported [ 81].

Substantial morphological variation for fruit and seed size, shape, color and rind hardness exists in the bottle gourd gene pool [ 8- 10].

Combined evidence for more substantial morphological divergence of BLUE and a lack of lineage-wide introgression between S-RED and BLUE [20], despite periods of secondary contact of neighbouring populations, is consistent with the suggestion that assortative female preference is more effective than post-mating isolation in maintaining morphological differentiation between divergent populations.

The lizard populations on these islets also exhibit substantial morphological inter-islet differentiation, and there are some examples of island gigantism [ 50].

The plants, however, have substantial morphological differences between the eastern and western populations and some of these differences particularly floral characters may have been mediated by coevolution with the pollinators (Godsoe et al. 2008).