How To Use Dimorphic In A Sentence
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Perennial shrubs often develop a dimorphic root system, where deeper roots tap a more reliable water source at depth.
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Among the common morphologic findings in dyserythropoiesis are oval macrocytes and hypochromic microcytes, creating a dimorphic population.
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The following references apply some to apetalous and others to dimorphic flowers, but it must be remembered that the latter plants are not necessarily wanting in petals or stamens, &c., though the functional activity of the parts may be impaired:
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But man is, in general, sexually dimorphic in ways which do not resemble his ape cousins.
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Analysis of heterochronic processes associated with sexual dimorphism requires the arbitrary choice of a reference morph in the dimorphic pair.
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Red cowslip by variation has become non-dimorphic, and with this change of structure has become much more productive of seed than even the heteromorphic union of the common cowslip.
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Bighorn sheep and other large ungulates are highly dimorphic, with males being substantially larger than females, and variation in male reproductive success is also high in these species.
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Some plants seem as a normal occurrence to produce flowers of different construction, and are hence termed dimorphic, as in many _Malpighiaceæ_, _Violaceæ_, _Oxalidaceæ_, in some of the flowers of which the petals are altogether wanting, while in others the corolla is developed as usual.
Vegetable Teratology An Account of the Principal Deviations from the Usual Construction of Plants
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dimorphic crystals
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Then the hypothesis to be tested is whether differences among species in sexual dimorphism are related to the underlying genetic mating systems, perhaps with the most dimorphic species also being the most polyandrous.
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Accessory olfactory bulb and vomeronasal organ of root vole is sexually dimorphic.
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As a male neurologist, I can tell you that less than 0.25% of brain mass is sexually dimorphic hypothalamic preoptic area, ventromedial nucleus and supraoptic area and that is hypothalamic, related, so far as we know, to chemical and hormonal regulation.
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Furthermore, the magnitude of the mutational effect of smi 97B was sexually dimorphic; even at high odorant concentrations, males were hyposmic, while females were anosmic.
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The species are dimorphic, living as hyphal saprobes in the desert soil or as unicellular pathogens that convert into multicellular sporulating spherules in the mammalian host.
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Human beings are sexually dimorphic and our apprehension of the designed world corresponds to the difference.
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When the tests for dimorphism are now applied to these adults, it is clear that they are in fact dimorphic in just the same manner as other Jurassic ammonites.
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Ratings of facial attractiveness accounted for over 25% of the variance in this sexually dimorphic dimension of male body configuration.
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We studied sexual selection in the red bishop, a sexually dimorphic and polygynous weaverbird from Southern Africa.
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For example, among true seals, the sexually dimorphic species, the northern elephant seal has distinct differences in diving behavior between the sexes.
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Skuas and jaegers also display reversed size dimorphism to a similar degree to raptor species that feed on carrion, insects, reptiles, or mammals, but are less dimorphic than those that feed exclusively on birds.
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Species are annuals, biennials or rhizomatous perennials and have dimorphic cypselae with the ray fruit lacking a well developed crown of bristles.
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The pied flycatcher is a small, migratory, passerine bird that is sexually dimorphic in color during the breeding season.
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This could be tested by comparing winter social systems and degree to which sex ratios are skewed in sexually monomorphic species versus sexually dimorphic species.
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Swordfish are sexually dimorphic . However, previous assessments of the status of swordfish in the North Pacific Ocean have ignored this.
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Sloane's viperfish are not known to be sexually dimorphic since the specimens caught are rarely sexed.
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[2] Categorise into yeast (eg. cryptococcus), yeast-like form (eg. candida), mold (eg. trichophyton), and dimorphic (eg. blastomyces, histoplasma, paracoccidioides).
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So imprinting of X-linked genes naturally results in sexually dimorphic gene expression.
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If Australopithecus is sexually dimorphic and Ardipithecus isn't, that's kind of peculiar.
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NO dimorphic sex chromosomes were observed in either sexof the three species examined.
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Similar to its congeners, this sexually dimorphic species is hypothesized to be resource-defense polygynous.
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They are sexually dimorphic and male lions are the only cats with manes.
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Birds are highly dimorphic sexually, and imprinting is important; however, stegosaurs (like other dinosaurs) do not appear to be highly dimorphic sexually, and the role of imprinting in dinosaurs cannot be assessed.
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Anostracans are sexually dimorphic; the males have a pair of ventral penes on their genital segments, while the females have a ventral, medial brood pouch to hold their eggs.
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In many animal species, sex hormones have been shown to be essential for sexual differentiation of the brain during development and for maintaining sexually dimorphic behavior throughout life.
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It is also sexually dimorphic, meaning the males differ from the females.
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In Drosophila, one of the most evident dimorphic traits is represented by the body size, with males being smaller than females.
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Generally, carnivore species are more dimorphic for canine measurements than for skull length.
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The birds are also unusual within the Owls (Strigiformes) in being sexually dimorphic in coloration, with the male being almost pure white, the female being heavily barred.
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Compare the physical and behavioral differences of the two species, and discuss how and why the sexually dimorphic characteristics might have evolved.
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Several pieces of direct and indirect evidence suggest that dimorphic sex chromosomes have evolved from an originally homologous pair of chromosomes.
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Sexing Indian Ringneck Parakeets Indian Ringneck Parakeets are dimorphic, meaning that you can tell the sex of mature birds through the markings on their feathers.
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Accessory olfactory bulb and vomeronasal organ of root vole is sexually dimorphic.
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The ontogeny and dimorphic features of many early Middle Ordovician ostracode species are still poorly known.
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The model is applicable more generally in species that have dimorphic males, such as some other ants, bees, and fig wasps.
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Only the ornament-carrying males were observed for the dimorphic species, while both males and females may have been observed for the monomorphic species.
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Well, you were mostly doing pathogenic bacteria, but it was a pity you didn't do any dimorphic prosthecate bacteria -- these are bacteria that have two different cell types -- non-motile "mother" cells and "daughter/swarmer" cells that swim off to eventually lose their motility and become mother cells themselves.
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He generally used the chrysalids of the Papilio Turnus, whose females are dimorphic, that is, having two distinct forms.
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