Definition of Ecophenotype. Meaning of Ecophenotype. Synonyms of Ecophenotype

- Ecophenotypic variation ("ecophenotype") refers to phenotypical variation as a function of life station. In wide-ranging species, the contributions of...
- heterogeneity, leading to the formation of ecophenotypes. The adults of Notodiscus hookeri have evolved into two ecophenotypes, which the authors referred as MS...
- variation in response to an environmental stressor is referred to as an ecophenotype.) This specific adaptation once led to the mistaken designation of a...
- suggesting these snails are likely a single species expressing two ecophenotypes. Previous conchological morphology studies of Biomphalaria snails have...
- Nore pearl mussel remains inconclusive. It is often described as a rare ecophenotype of M. margaritifera. The European Union's Habitats Directive on the conservation...
- variety Pupilla muscorum var. pratensis Clessin, 1871 considered as ecophenotype of Pupilla muscorum was elevated to its species level Pupilla pratensis...
- "Preferential predation by American black oystercatchers on transitional ecophenotypes of the limpet Lottia pelta (Rathke)". Journal of Experimental Marine...
- malacological literature, or considered a morphologically weakly defined ecophenotype – found in wet, calcareous habitats – of the variable Pupilla muscorum...
- the genus to consist of a single species, Ammonia beccarii, with many ecophenotypes. However, recent molecular studies revealed that the genus consists...
- case of B. sudanica, it is often misidentified as the non-lacustrine ecophenotype (morphotype-A) of B. choanomphala at Lake Victoria. This is due to B...