Sentence examples for this clade of specimens from inspiring English sources

This clade of specimens of " P. hypselopterus" from these drainages recovered within P. grandipinnis may be either an instance where the gene tree does not accurately reflect the species tree or clade or these " P. hypselopterus" represent an undescribed species (sensu the Evolutionary Species Concept [ 53– 57, 576]59, 76]).

A further feature of the T. boehmei lineage is the existence within this clade of a specimen assigned as T. deserti (SC62) by Carranza et al. [ 19].

Within eastern A. femoralis, only specimens from South Australia seem to form a monophyletic group, but this clade of three individuals is not significantly supported.

This clade of dematiaceous hyphomycetes was a sister group to a clade comprising members of two orders of cleistothecial ascomycetes, Eurotiales and Onygenales.

Several subclades are observed within this clade but specimens do not cluster by their geographical positions.

In this analysis, the MAA specimens clustered together within a large clade of OA specimens, and they were most closely related to the OA subset containing low synovial loads of CD20+ and CD38+ cells.

Lineage G3 of the D. galeata ITS-1 clade consisted of specimens with D. dentifera mtDNA in the northernmost areas of Japan, and was more diverse than lineages G1 and G2, indicating incomplete lineage sorting or introgression of common ancestral alleles of lineage G3 from D. galeata into D. dentifera in the distant past.

Specifically, C. tribblei and C. lenavati formed two distinct branches of this clade whereas all the specimens of each species were grouped together.

The uninfected specimen in this clade was from a dried specimen of unknown age purchased from a dealer who could not provide the collection date, and may also have been infected, but the Wolbachia DNA was too degraded to be amplified in the PCR test employed here.

The members of this clade share >89% identity of the 16S rRNA genes1.

Clade C consists exclusively of specimens collected from the north.