ライフサイエンスコーパス: crown group

1 ntially modern aspect, and given rise to the crown group.

2 evolution that separate Plasmodium from the crown group.

3 ence of the major lineages of the eukaryotic crown group.

4 genes characteristic of eukaryotes from the crown group.

5 lineage diverges before the radiation of the crown groups.

6 oplastid Trypanosoma cruzi and the eukaryote crown group Acanthamoeba castellanii yielded two distinc

7 taxa such as Halkieria, to the eight-plated crown-group aculiferans.

8 at the common ancestor of Plasmodium and the crown group and, especially, the common ancestor of anim

9 Subsequent colonization of early crown-group angiosperms occurred during the Early Cretac

10 n rates that approach values found in extant crown-group angiosperms, differing greatly from comparat

11 tes that the Doushantuo fossils are unlikely crown-group animals or volvocine green algae.

12 ears ago) and include possible stem-group or crown-group Anostraca, Notostraca, and clam shrimps or C

13 is and many other palaeoloricate chitons are crown-group aplacophorans.

14 Molecular dating suggests that crown-group bats last shared a common ancestor 52 to 54

15 dinosaurs, non-avialan or avialan excluding crown-group birds.

16 se fossils provide the earliest evidence for crown-group branchiopods and total-group copepods and os

17 e monophyletic group distinguished from the "crown" group by unique foraminiferal specific insertions

18 Diversification of crown group Caragana, dated to the early Miocene ca. 18

19 n the Mesoproterozoic Era (1,600-1,000 Mya), crown groups Chlorophyta and Streptophyta began to radia

20 The clade diverged from other Brassicaceae crown-group clades during the Oligocene, followed by sub

21 i approach (but fail to attain) the tetrapod crown-group condition; in Acanthostega, both small and l

22 id, and demonstrate that it falls outside of crown group Equus.

23 ocaridids as either stem-group euarthropods, crown-group euarthropods near the ancestry of chelicerat

24 f frontal appendages to another structure in crown-group euarthropods, with gene expression and neuro

25 dium falciparum are shared with at least one crown group eukaryote; this number indicates that these

26 ins suggests that the common ancestor of the crown group eukaryotes already possessed this domain; PO

27 f organizational and regulatory diversity in crown-group eukaryotes.

28 Crown-group Eutheria may have their most recent common a

29 tinction, modern birds (members of the avian crown group) explosively diversified, culminating in mor

30 the primary endosymbiotic event, the ages of crown groups for photosynthetic eukaryotes, and the inde

31 d robust structure to the phylogeny of early crown group gnathostomes, reveal preconditions that sugg

32 ion analyses, we (1) estimate the age of the crown-group hummingbird assemblage, (2) investigate the

33 new species near the base of the pycnogonid crown group, implying that the latter had arisen by the

34 deed closer to each other than to any other "crown" group in the eukaryote tree, (2) red algae are th

35 The age of the Arabidopsis thaliana crown group is 6 million years ago, at the Miocene and P

36 culminated in a global adaptive radiation of crown-group members during the Early to Middle Jurassic.

37 ra reveal features hitherto unmatched in any crown-group microbe.

38 Crown group morphologies diversified in the Cambrian thr

39 Crown groups of modern terrestrial and/or benthic coasta

40 Within 15 million years of the appearance of crown groups of phyla with substantial hard parts, at le

41 as far back as the initial divergence of the crown-group of eukaryotes.

42 Crown-group Paleozoic members of the arachnid order Opil

43 mouthparts resolve this taxon as a probable crown-group (pan)crustacean, while its feeding style, wh

44 ega, both small and large humeri exhibit the crown-group pattern.

45 These lateral eyes are lost in all crown-group Phalangida, but are observed in both our fos

46 neages, whereas others support the origin of crown group Placentalia near the close of the Cretaceous

47 r most recent common ancestor constitute the crown group Placentalia.

48 Late Cretaceous eutherians belong within the crown group Placentalia.

49 yr) ago, with both the origin of the modern (crown-group) radiation and the presumptive invasion of l

50 e in fact deeply nested within the armadillo crown-group, representing a distinct subfamily (Glyptodo

51 Whereas crown group Rhodophyta evolved in the Mesoproterozoic Er

52 oup rhynchonelliformean anatomy from that of crown-group species.

53 Diversification of the Brassicaceae crown group started at the Eocene-to-Oligocene transitio

54 repurposed for aposematism by high-elevation crown-group taxa colonizing new habitats with varying le

55 excel at discovering new body shapes, early crown-group taxa commonly display higher rates of shape

56 lted from the rise of competitively superior crown-group taxa that today form massive colonies, consi

57 ry of their soft tissues revealed them to be crown-group vertebrates.

58 sting its presence in the common ancestor of crown-group vertebrates.