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He covers social setting and language ecology, segmental sound patterns, morphologically specific sound patterns, finite verb stem inflection, predicate inflectional suffixes, nominal and phrasal morphology, complex verbs and compounding, and Murrinhpatha wordhood and gradient morphology.

For this reason, MCTLMP has been thought of as morphologically analogous to atypical proliferative mucinous (borderline) tumor of the ovary.

'What we are doing here is to go into the forest, take pictures, collect leaf samples, and if possible uproot seedlings of all these species, identify them morphologically and then isolate the DNA.

Several genetic studies indicate that this diversity may still be underestimated, especially within some groups containing morphologically similar species like the nocturnal geckos of the genus Asaccus.

Her blood film showed basophilic stippling that was morphologically distinct from Pappenheimer bodies or Howell Jolly bodies.

Otherwise, however, the eggs were not morphologically consistent with either of these animal whipworm species.

'One of the justifications (for the declaration) is napakaganda ng biodiversity feature ng area, almost 100-percent coral cover, morphologically and biologically significant,' Teh said in a phone interview from Aurora Pacific Ecozone.

ECM were carefully placed in water to clean off soil particles and characterized morphologically under the stereomicroscope.

Based on the molecular studies thus far published, MEST and adult cystic nephroma are similar to each other but different from other kidney lesions, including morphologically similar cystic and biphasic pediatric lesions [8, 11-14].

However, these findings are predominantly derived from the adult population, and just as pediatric skin is not just little-adult skin, acne can be morphologically different in this population.

The Tapanuli orangutan, which is genetically and morphologically distinct from both Bornean and Sumatran orangutans.