The present study deals with the morphologic variability of eight Clathria species from the southern Gulf of Mexico and Mexican Caribbean. Clathria (Clathria) foliacea, C. (C.) carteri, C. (Microciona) calla, C. (M.) echinata, C. (M.) spinosa, C. (Thalysias.) venosa, and C. (T.) virgultosa were collected by scuba diving and dredging from the southern Gulf of Mexico (Veracruz, Campeche Bank, Yuc...

five subspecies of the persian jird, meriones persicus, were reported from iran. these subspecies were described based on morphological characters and coat colors of few specimens. the question of the validity of these subspecies and their geographic distribution is raised. in this study, we combined genetic markers (cox1, cytb and irbp genes), morphometric (external and skull measurments), mor...

The problem of morphologic variation in pneumococcus has been reviewed and the desirability of studying such variation through an examination of bacterial cells rather than of bacterial colonies has been pointed out. To further this objective, a new terminology to describe the morphologic variants of pneumococcus, potentially applicable to other bacterial species, has been proposed. A hitherto ...

the aim of this note is to characterize the finite groups in which all non-linear irreducible characters have distinct zero entries number.

p0010 Vertebrates share several distinct morphological characters with three invertebrate groups: lancelets, tunicates, and hemichordates (Figure 6.1). Tunicates, lancelets, and vertebrates have traditionally been considered to be a monophyletic group—the chordates—that shares five morphologic features: a notochord, a dorsal neural tube, an endostyle, a muscular postanal tail, and pharyngeal gi...

The program deduces morphologic elements in contexts formed by not necessarily segmented in words iterative infinite sentences. Experiments with small contexts prove that in them morphologic units’ form varies. The program does not use morphologic information extracted from databases, which allows analyzing multilingual contexts.

Each homogeneous space of a quasigroup affords a representation of the BoseMesner algebra of the association scheme given by the action of the multiplication group. The homogeneous space is said to be faithful if the corresponding representation of the Bose-Mesner algebra is faithful. In the group case, this definition agrees with the usual concept of faithfulness for transitive permutation rep...