Sentence examples for English species from inspiring English sources
Neither lion nor hyena, but a peculiar native English species of kangaroo.
The most flamboyant tribute was voiced by the Italian director and screenwriter, Ugo Tognazzi, who described Wilkins and Hateley as "two rare and refined English species in a divine dish".
To compare our study results with influenza VE estimates among the elderly in other observational studies in Europe, we conducted a systematic literature search in PubMed using the following search strategy: (((influenza) AND vaccine) AND effectiveness) AND Europe (restrictions: publication year 2010 to 2015; language: English; species: human).
Was the pink monstrosity a damask, burnet, gallica, large-flowered hybrid tea, modern bush or English or species rose, eglantine, cluster-flowered floribunda, or merely a shrub?
This is a large duck, and the male's long central tail feathers give rise to the species' English and scientific names.
Additional file 1 is reprinted with permission from Zhang et al. [ 41] and lists the English names for all species used in this study, while scientific Latin species names are listed in Additional file 2. Alpha keratin sequences for the chicken, green anole and human were downloaded via NCBI and their accession numbers and names are listed in Additional file 6.
The assaults of aggressive species like English sparrows and starlings also took a toll.
Might Scottish independence encourage a non-extremist species of English nationalism?
"Utopia doesn't look like a coral reef, but to me it is just as exciting," says Edwards. "People are finding new species in English waters now.
By translating the name of its "tra" fish as "catfish" rather than "basa," the common English name of that species, the Vietnamese have captured 20percentt of the American catfish market.
In the view of many wildlife researchers, a pet cat on a lap may be a piece of self-cleaning perfection, but a pet cat on the loose is like a snakefish or English ivy: an invasive species.
