Sentence examples for a tiny species from inspiring English sources

The tuberous bush cricket wrests the record for largest testes in relation to body weight from a tiny species of fruit fly, Drosophila bifurca, whose testes account for 10.6% of its bodyweight.

But that could change if results from the University of Texas, described in the journal Applied Physics Letters, can find their way into a commercial product.The researchers' subject was a tiny species of fly called Ormia ochracea.

Its grey hide, which lightens as it ages, is usually covered with scars from other dolphins, from squid, its favorite prey, and from cookiecutter sharks, a tiny species that slices chunks of flesh from larger animals.

Bernwood Forest in Buckinghamshire, where the line would cut through the middle of the territory of the rare Bechstein's bat, a tiny species about the size of a matchbox.

Genetics Dig We Must Evolutionary biologists at Harvard took a tiny species of deer mice, known for building elaborate burrows with long tunnels, and bred it with another species of deer mice, which builds short-tunneled burrows.

A tiny species of bat has found a unique and cozy place to hit the sack a pitcher plant.

In an attempt to figure out why female mouse lemurs (Microcebus murinus)—a tiny nocturnal species native to Madagascar mate with multiple males, scientists overfed some females from birth, causing them to plump up larger than the males.

Ever since researchers discovered what appeared to be a new, tiny species of human on the Indonesian island of Flores in 2004, they have debated the ancestry and origins of Homo floresiensis ("the hobbit").

A few tiny species that live between grains of sand have statocysts, which sense balance.

The restaurant is an ark in which every tiny species is salvaged, represented, preserved — but still alive, changing, and growing.

Among living actiniarian species, though longitudinal fission is the primary mode of asexual proliferation [52], the tiny species Gonactinia prolifera displays a chain of clonal individuals, each discernible by its whorl of tentacles before transverse fission [53].