Sentence examples for toe morphology from inspiring English sources

However, distinct differences in foot and toe morphology from its African relative have led some authorities to speculate that even the assumption that it nests in burrows could be incorrect.

Although it has been assumed that the breeding habits of the white-eyed species resemble those of the African species, distinctive differences in foot and toe morphology suggest that it might not use a burrow for nesting.

This classical concept has been formulated based on specific features of toe morphology, sensory and masticatory apparatus in Rotifera and Eurotatoria, respectively [ 13, 26], and was supported by 18S rRNA data [ 27].

In phase two of treatment (maintaining correction) muscle function continues to develop though the length of the toe flexors and morphology seem to decrease.

They have a curious foot morphology, with reversible outer toes - a feature that vexed placement among other bird groups in the tree.

Speed influences print morphology, with faster speeds leading to deeper toe depressions in both gaits, however between-gait differences are not significant (Table 1).

Anomalies not explainable by the amniotic disruption theory are internal malformations – tetralogy of Fallot (TOF; case 1), rudimentary upper limb (case 1), abnormal number and morphology of umbilical vessels (case 1) and short great toe (case 1).

Cretaceogekko was described as crown-group gekkotan based on it's advanced adhesive toe pads, but it has recently been inferred that specialized toe pad morphology has evolved (and been lost) several times across the gekkotan phylogeny [ 198].

Foot morphology is particularly important in this group of salamanders because the degree of webbing between the toes has been related to their ability to cling to rocks or other substrates.

Samples with the island morphology (Calc1 and Calc2) and other with continuous morphology (Calc7 and Calc8) were all from confined locations (elbow, toe, and shoulder).

"Toe to toe.