Sentence examples for taxa throughout from inspiring English sources

Volatility has been decreasing across all taxa throughout the Phanerozoic because high volatility groups have an increased probability of their diversity falling to zero, a value from which they can never recover (Lieberman and Melott [2013]).

Taxon composition differed significantly over time, with smaller variations towards the end of the experiment, suggesting that the number of individuals reached equilibrium to keep the community stable in terms of number of taxa throughout most of the experiment, despite the variation in the taxonomic composition.

Some species may be subject to a variety of parasites, such as the gypsy moth (Lymantaria dispar), which is attacked by a series of 13 species, in six different taxa throughout its lifecycle.

Eventually, it is the biological phenomenon of extinction that imposes an ultrametric structure on phylogenetic trees, because the unavoidable disappearance of interfertile individuals and intermediate taxa throughout life's history sets apart the surviving lineages and promotes the growth of biodiversity.

Rejection of Scolecida, Palpata and Canalipalpata is not surprising due to dispersion of their taxa throughout the tree (Fig. 1) and given that support of these groups by morphological data is weak [ 30, 32, 33].

The competing serial eukaryotic -eukaryotic eukaryotic -eukaryoticypothendosymbiotic an independent SEEEad of plastids withypothesisineages, and hence, deproposeson the time point of anquindependent spreadary lofses are needed to explastidse lack of plastids in several taxa throughout all lineages (Cavalier-Smith et al. 1994; Archibald 2009; Baurain et al. 2010).

Tree taxa present throughout the sequence have lighter seeds than those absent in parts of the sequence, suggesting that dispersal mode might be an important factor in their persistence.

Our sampling includes taxa from throughout the geographic range of the clade with no obvious sampling bias between benthic and pelagic taxa (Additional file 3).

Four Th. intermedium sequences were aligned along with 46 sequences of monogenomic taxa from throughout the tribe Triticeae downloaded from GenBank (Table 1).

Only 16 taxa occur throughout all the 11 archaeological layers, almost exclusively consisting of grasses and pulses (compare frequencies in Table 2).

Representative accessions of monogenomic diploid taxa from throughout the tribe Triticeae plus two Bromus L. accessions used as an outgroup were retrieved from GenBank (Table 1) and aligned with the Th.