Sentence examples for the existing genus from inspiring English sources

The limbs are not long enough nor the claws acute enough to demonstrate arboreal habits, as in the existing genus Basilicus, where a similar crest exists".

Although the nomenclature has yet to be revised, A. fragilis lies phylogenetically within the existing genus Strongylocentrotus and shows a divergence time from S. purpuratus of around 5 7 Ma, compared with a split with S. franciscanus at about 20 25 Ma (Biermann et al. 2003; Lee 2003).

Loddiges named the new plant Gloxinia speciosa, placing it in Gloxinia L'Héritier, an existing genus of rhizomatous perennial herbs in the Gesneriaceae from Central and South America.

When a new genome is known to belong to a member of an existing genus, all other genera can be unchecked from the "Genera selection" section below the sequence input box.

We ask is it part of an existing paradigm or not, an specialization within an existing genus or a diverging mutation heralding a whole new line?

(Dinosaur paleontologists have a partiality to naming new genera even when a new species is closely related to an existing genus, something our entomological colleagues find mildly disturbing).

The eight species belong to four different subgenera/groups in the genus Betula [ 13] and thereby represent a large part of the existing variation within the genus.

It is explicit on the existing knowledge that the genus P. hydropiper is affluent in active biologic compounds.

However, at the intragenus level, there is no published phylogeny for one of the major genera, Lithocarpus; the existing phylogenies for the other major genus, Ficus, have no consensus and poor bootstrap support [ 38, 39].

More evidence is needed to resolve the existing profound disagreements of the timescale of evolution for the genus Daphnia.

Together with the existing E. ocellatus database, these provided DNA sequence data representing the venom gland transcriptomes for each of the four major species groups within the genus.