Sentence examples for systematic classifications from inspiring English sources

An earlier study of Australian atyids [35] has shown that some subterranean species (Parisia unguis, Pycnsia raptor) descend from localised surface species rather than morphologically similar subterranean species from further afield, and that formal systematic classifications often do not agree with inferred evolutionary relationships.

The systematic classifications are based upon results obtained by [ 75- 84].

Great progress has been made towards stable systematic classifications in recent years by workers in different fields utilizing different approaches.

This question can be approached bioinformatically due to two recent, systematic classifications of the E. coli proteome into client and nonclient portions (Kerner et al. 2005; Fujiwara et al. 2010).

Taxonomic descriptions and systematic classifications were exclusively based on morphological (anatomical and conchological) characters while extant species show a mosaic pattern of plesiomorphic and apomorphic features resulting from convergent evolution [ 6, 7, 9, 10].

Our present systematic classifications of vertebrate chemokines and chemokine receptors support the current chemokine and chemokine receptor nomenclature systems and are applicable to other species not included in this study.

The French naturalist Lamarck dedicated much of his work to the systematic classification of organisms.

Petrography is primarily concerned with the systematic classification and precise description of rocks.

Catastrophe theory is the term used to describe the systematic classification, by means of topological mathematics, of these discontinuities.

No definitive dialect classification has yet been made, nor indeed has any attempt at systematic classification of the whole range of Iranian languages won wide acceptance.

The systematic classification was determined according to morphometric criteria [54].