Sentence examples for through genera from inspiring English sources

Horses and donkeys are similar because they shared a common ancestor quite recently, geologically speaking (in fact, they can still interbreed, though the hybrid is sterile). The horse/donkey group can be grouped with zebras because it shared a common ancestor with zebras, and so on up through genera, families, orders, classes, and phyla.

This paper follows Darwin by examining autocorrelation among ancestral and descendent branches of the tree at the level of subspecies through genera and we also extend the comparison to the level of families.

Although, it is difficult to exactly assess the amount of candidate peptides that may be expressed in some physiological conditions, or that may have a biological activity, BactPepDB provides a rather unique panorama of SCSs over the complete collection of genomes available, at the level of individual sequences but also considering their conservation through genera.

Thrushes are widely considered closely related to the Old World warblers (Sylviidae) and flycatchers (Muscicapidae), with which they intergrade through several genera.

The findings of this high-resolution analysis were consistent with those observed through the genera and OTU assignments.

The finding that thermal tolerance is not monophyletic but rather is widespread through distant genera combined with the recent experience of new catastrophic fungal diseases for frogs and bats suggests the need for increased vigilance for health threats from the fungal kingdom.

The family traits of fortitude, floral profusion and prolonged bloom are carried through the related genera.

Electron transfer through nanowires: Geobacter genera and very recently Shewanella are reported to use conductive appendages for electron transfer outside the cell [17, 18].

Electron transfer through mediators: Few genera of bacteria such as Shewanella and Pseudomonas secrete some chemical species such as flavins called shuttle molecules to transfer electrons from the outer membrane of bacteria to electrodes [15, 16].

We found that species loss or endangerment within birds is also correlated with the shape of the taxonomic hierarchy at the levels of genera through subspecies.

[1] focused on changes in total biodiversity (genera) through time; we considered these and also the fractional change in total biodiversity which may be a more appropriate metric for this type of analysis.