Meanings of taxonomic group in English

Manta shrimp are not technically shrimp, their taxonomic group is stomatopods, so there are two main types.

Others argued that each taxonomic group had limits; once it reached a certain size, each branch would stop growing.

The four phylum profiles showed good resolution of the major taxonomic groups.

For all taxonomic groups, biomass was strongly associated with SF species distributions.

AoxB phylogeny of pure strains showed well-discriminated taxonomic groups and was similar to 16S rRNA phylogeny.

Comparison of results revealed discrepancies between the two methods in the detected percentages of numerous taxonomic groups.

But the breadth is continuing to improve, with projects dedicated to filling in less characterized taxonomic groups.

This has challenged many of the definitions of taxonomic groups, especially higher taxonomic ranks such as eukaryotic kingdoms.

TNF-alpha is conserved in all vertebrate classes and has been identified in all taxonomic groups of teleost fish.

Finally, we compare our model results to patterns of intermittent breeding in species from a range of taxonomic groups.

Here we focus on galatheid crabs, which are one of the most diverse and widespread taxonomic groups of Decapoda.

Network and random forest analyses revealed that the functional potential of soil microbial communities was fostered by various taxonomic groups.

However, standardized sets of scaling relationships covering a large range in body length, taxonomic groups, and multiple geographical regions are scarce.

They found that the embryos were bilaterally symmetrical, and were organized so differently that they belonged to two distinct taxonomic groups.

Functional annotation of these genes reveals unequal distribution among taxonomic groups and intriguing putative functions such as cytotoxicity and nucleic acid repair.

Yet, as a molluscan paleontologist, Lamarck knew that the morphologies of organisms within major taxonomic groups changed in an orderly manner through time.