ontogenetic การใช้

• All ontogenetic stages of the beetle are present in the concretions.
• For him heritability was phylogenetic, not ontogenetic as their letter suggested.
• This species, in its various forms, shows considerable ontogenetic variation.
• This fish has an ontogenetic separation of life history stage.
• There are two types of dichromatism for frog species : ontogenetic and dynamic.
• Phenological mismatch and ontogenetic diet shifts interactively affect offspring condition in a passerine.
• Nelson subsequently stated that ontogenetic depth is " Currently Impossible to Measure ".
• Ontogenetic frogs are more common and have permanent color changes in males or females.
• The ethologist examines this question primarily from the point of view of ontogenetic development.
• This indicates a wide range of ontogenetic variation.
• There is also interspecies variation, especially ontogenetic changes as a fish experiences growth.
• Its duller colouration suggests that the species undergoes an ontogenetic colour shift at maturation.
• His argues that all ontogenetic events are the  mechanical result of differential cell growth.
• During their ontogenetic development, in juveniles at first the ribs fused with their vertebrae.
• Hyperolius ocellatus is an ontogenetic frog with dramatic differences in both color and pattern between the sexes.
• The ontogenetic development of social cognition may be thought of as intertwined with the development pointing actions.
• Footballfish are presumed to be non-guarders that ontogenetic descent into deeper waters as the larvae mature.
• Lev Tsenkovsky was one of the pioneers of the ontogenetic method of studying lower plants and lower animals.
• The same conclusion has been made based on the ontogenetic, biostratigraphic, and paleobiogeographic data and interpretations.
• Due to their different ontogenetic origins, the epithalamus and the perithalamus are formally distinguished from the thalamus proper.