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Перевод: morphological

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морфологический

Тезаурус:

1. Each genetic change can result in either much morphological change, little morphological change or no morphological change.
2. First, the theoretical and morphological evidence indicates that while most other types of long tails have probably evolved through sexual selection, natural selection for aerodynamic efficiency may be a sufficient explanation for the evolution of many elongated forked tails.
3. When grown in the absence of FCS, many of the cells died asynchronously over several days, with morphological features that are characteristic of apoptosis: when viewed by time-lapse video recording, the cells showed active surface blebbing and then shrank and often fragmented (not shown), and when stained with propidium iodide or viewed in an electron microscope, the nuclei of the dead cells were condensed and often fragmented (Fig. 2c, f).
4. However, while there is extensive evidence of assortative mating (O'Donald, 1980), of the importance of plumage characteristics in courtship (Williams, 1982) and of female preference for males who can defend superior breeding territories (Pleszczynska, 1978) only very recently has it been demonstrated that consistent female choice for any continuous morphological character in males is an important source of variation in male reproductive success.
5. These morphological changes may be interpreted functionally in dietary terms as a change to a diet with hard fruit as the main constituent, and this may be related in turn to the drier and more seasonal environments they lived in, but as there was little change in their postcranial skeletons it is likely that they retained their ancestral arboreal locomotor pattern.
6. Broadly speaking, the increase in the postsynaptic response generated at potentiated synapses could be due to (1) presynaptic modifications which result in an increase in the amount of L-glutamate released per impulse, (2) postsynaptic modifications, such as an increase in the number of receptors or a change in their functional characteristics, (3) an extrasynaptic change, such as a reduction in uptake of L-glutamate by glial cells leading to increased neurotransmitter availability at the receptors, or (4) morphological modifications.
7. "In all discernible morphological features, the feet of the individuals that made the trails are indistinguishable from those of modern humans," Tuttle declared.
8. The Atapeuerca skeletal sample is large by the standards of any other Middle Pleistocene hominid site, so it provides an unprecedented opportunity to examine the internal morphological and metrical variation of what is assumed the represent a penecontemporaneous sample of individuals of different ages and sex.
9. Most of the criteria are electrophysiological but X-, Y-, and W-cells in the retina may also be distinguished on morphological grounds.
10. In fact, there are relatively few morphological, physiological or behavioural characteristics that do not differ to some extent between males and females (see Glucksman, 1974) and the extent of these differences varies widely between species.
11. This is an alteration to the morphological coloration - the inbuilt pigmentation in the chromatophores.
12. The authors discuss neither Simpson nor the important paper by John Cronin et al in 1981 (Nature , vol 292, p 113) which summarises the mass of morphological and molecular data which contradict the punctuational argument as applied to human evolution.
13. For our system the trie structure (section 3.2.3.3) was most appropriate given the need for grammatical, morphological and semantic information in further stages of the script recognition process (see chapter 4 for further details), however the reduced-memory tree (section 3.3.1) also gives fast search times and reasonable memory requirements, especially for experimental purposes with different word lists and test data on a limited memory computer.