Sentence examples for a collection of organisms from inspiring English sources

An ecosystem is a collection of organisms and the local environment with which they interact.

They were discovered in a collection of organisms dredged up in 1986 from depths of 400 and 1,000 metres on the south-east Australian continental slope.

Dreadnoughtus was placed in the group of dinosaurs called titanosaurs, a collection of organisms containing the largest of the ruling reptiles.

A biosphere is a collection of organisms that, even when they obey simple laws, interact in complex or even chaotic ways.

A phylogenetic tree provides a visual representation of the relationships among a collection of organisms.

Ergatis provides a pipeline template to identify putative paralogs and orthologs within a collection of organisms.

Aquarium, receptacle for maintaining aquatic organisms, either freshwater or marine, or a facility in which a collection of aquatic organisms is displayed or studied.

Attention has recently focused on the ESKAPE pathogens – a collection of microbial organisms known for their particular virulence and resistance to current antimicrobial regimens.

We use microbial ecology terminology rather than statistical conventions, so that a 'population' is a collection of all organisms of a given species, a 'community' is a collection of 'populations' that share a specific ecosystem, and a 'sample' or 'specimen' is a physical extract from a given microbiome.

Whereas most research for measuring fecal influences on coastal watersheds uses a bottom-up approach to hypothesize that a specific organism is representative of the source, we employed a top-down approach that looked at a large number of potential bacterial contaminants from a majority of the known bacterial diversity to identify a diverse collection of organisms associated with fecal pollution.

Between about 575 and 540 million years ago the world was occupied by a peculiar collection of organisms that have been labelled the Ediacaran biota.