Sentence examples for taxa fairly from inspiring English sources

They covered vertebrate taxa fairly comprehensively, but other taxonomic groups were underrepresented.

Although the final tree is not a fully resolved tree, with a polytomy in the root node corresponding to the B. mori linkage and the Saturniidae linkage, this uncertainty from the tree could be easily clarified in follow-up studies since the phylogenetic relationship between the two taxa is fairly clear.

; Oak Collection :50 oak taxa in a fairly young collection, with a goal of acquiring all species hardy in Zone 5. ; Urban Tree Collection Planted throughout the arboretum.

As a result of his work, and that of his followers, notably the prodigious K.H. Barnard, most common South African marine invertebrate and fish taxa had been fairly well cataloged by the 1970s (see Text S1).

Prominent and well-known Cretaceous bird taxa included the Enantiornithes, a fairly diverse group of birds, mostly flying forms; Hesperornithiformes, toothed birds which were mostly flightless swimmers; and Ichthyornithiformes, toothed flying birds that probably fed on fish.

These results confirm the fact that living Dasypodidae contains quite divergent taxa grouped into subfamilies of fairly ancient origins [ 29].

The present study has revealed that our state of knowledge concerning the taxonomy and ecology of many taxa in Japanese waters ranges from fairly well known to almost totally unknown.

Taxa were selected such that they fairly represent the bacterial taxonomic diversity across the tree-of-life [ 13].

No phylogenetic pattern is evident in those taxa that had low coverage, and fairly close relatives of these low-coverage samples had much higher coverage.

What is obvious from this plot is that in general, the gene boundaries match up well and the gene content of LCB 27 is fairly consistent across the taxa sampled.

By assuming that nucleotide or amino acid substitutions accumulate at a fairly constant rate across taxa over evolutionary timescales, the association of one bacterial lineage to an event that occurred at a known time in the geologic record can yield the age of all other lineages by extrapolation.