anatomically distinct

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describes something that is different in its anatomical structure

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  • The human heart and liver are two anatomically distinct organs with different functions.
  • The two species are anatomically distinct, with different bone structures.
  • Researchers are studying two anatomically distinct regions of the brain to understand memory formation.
  • Researchers found that these fish populations are anatomically distinct from their mainland relatives.
  • Although they look similar, these two subspecies are anatomically distinct upon closer examination.
  • The fossil remains show anatomically distinct features that suggest a new subspecies.
  • Fossil evidence suggests that Neanderthals were anatomically distinct from modern humans.
  • Male and female specimens are anatomically distinct in several important ways.
  • Each neuron type is anatomically distinct, with unique shapes and connection patterns.
  • These anatomically distinct groups evolved separately over millions of years.
  • The report identified several anatomically distinct muscle groups that contribute to the bird's flight.
  • The study revealed three anatomically distinct populations within the same geographic region.
  • For this surgery, we must treat the two nerve bundles as anatomically distinct entities.
  • Scientists identified several anatomically distinct characteristics that separate the two lineages.
  • The plant's root system and shoot system are anatomically distinct and serve different purposes.
  • The primates are anatomically distinct despite sharing similar behavioral patterns.
  • The male and female of the species are not only different in size but also anatomically distinct in their skeletal structure.
  • Each anatomically distinct form represents a different evolutionary adaptation.
  • The study failed to find any anatomically distinct features that could separate the two populations.
  • The birds remain anatomically distinct even after thousands of years of coexistence.