morphological

morphology | American Dictionary

morphology
noun[ U ]
us/mɔrˈfɑl·ə·dʒi/
biology
the scientific study of the structure and form of animals and plants

Examples of morphology

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Dendritic morphologies of retinal ganglion cells projecting to the nucleus of the optic tract in the rabbit.
The crystal morphologies and compositional zonation observed in komatiite deposits are similar to those produced in the solidification experiments described in $2.
Grain sizes vary from 30 to 150 m, morphologies from equant, bi-pyramidal and stubby prismatic, to prismatic (aspect ratios up to 4).
The aux1-7 mutation is an illustrative case where the same fitness can be attained by different morphologies.
Structural differences in fibrils with different morphologies may occur at both the secondary and the quaternary structural levels.
However, the mixed morphologies of astrogliaalways presented a problem for this.
Intra-erythrocytic parasites of infected animals displayed various morphologies, mostly small dot and ring forms, which were centrally placed.
We have presented only the highlights of verb morphologies which are extremely complex.
In addition to the above morphological types, several highly elaborate, complex morphologies were found.
The chloride-bearing materials are lighttoned and exhibit patterned-ground and etched-terrain morphologies.
None of the three inducible ventricular tachycardia morphologies could be induced at the end of the ablation procedure or at follow-up studies.
The current case is also significant for successful ablation, despite the presence of multiple inducible ventricular tachycardia morphologies.
All cells consisted of a single compar tment, but are drawn with complex morphologies to better illustrate their synaptic interactions.
Superior colliculus neurons which project to the cat lateral posterior nucleus have varying morphologies.
Many of these neurons had bipolar morphologies, with dendrites extending both above and below their cell bodies.
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Collocations withmorphology

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aspect of morphology
Nevertheless, each article makes a worthwhile point about some aspect of morphology.
distinct morphology
In the intact ganglia, satellite cells are tightly apposed to neurons and have a distinct morphology that permits clear identification.
external morphology
However, bound by tradition, be based his keys and species descriptions on female external morphology.
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