Juvenile gray
morphs often have a series of dark stripes or bands along the length of the ventral surface of the tail, which are obscured by the growth of other hairs as the squirrels age (Sharp, 1958).
The flowers are composed of 6 blue lilac tepals, persistent tepals fused along half their length into a perianth tube; the androecium consist of six stamens inserts at different levels, with long-, mid- and short-styled
morphs (hereafter referred to as the L, M and S
morphs, respectively), and a yellow mark or nectar guide on the upper middle lobe.
Therefore, as one cuckoo
morph increases in frequency, local host populations will become alerted specifically to that
morph.
Table 1 summarizes the mean body dimensions and morphometric ratios for the two wing
morphs after those individuals that had an E/C ratio smaller than the above criteria were categorized as short-winged
morphs.
One
Morph was wearing a bikini, another sported wings and a third was dressed as a rap star.
It is expected, as users learn to create more complex
morphs, they will eventually migrate to Normal Mode.
The distribution of the
morphs worldwide is interesting from an evolutionary biogeographical perspective.
On Maui (and probably Molokai) the
morphs seem to be controlled by alleles at one autosomal locus and are distributed equally in both sexes.
At that time, no difference in fecundity or size was detected between the two
morphs in each population (one-way ANOVA.
Kansas maintains a list of "active"
morphs; each time through the cycle, each active
morph is sent the "step" message.
MUST-HAVES FOR BOYS" - DELUXE MEGAZORDS: As seen on the show, the Titan Megazord
morphs into 3 modes for tons of play value.
Cannibalistic
morph individuals differ from typical
morphs by their enlarged vomerine teeth, wider heads, long slender bodies, and tendency to consume conspecifics (Powers, 1907; Rose and Armentrout, 1976; Lannoo and Bachman, 1984).
