Sentence examples similar to a very species from inspiring English sources

Dragonflies are not a very species-rich group.

Plagiochila, a very species-rich genus, is found throughout the world.

Also a very species-poor copepod community was found at sulfide chimneys colonized by Paralvinella sulfincola, comparable to what we found at the chimneys colonized by pompei worms.

Butterflies and moths comprise the order of Lepidoptera which is a very species-rich order of holometabolous insects and includes many organisms of great economical (e.g., agricultural pests) and educational (e.g., butterflies have long been favorite examples in efforts of stimulating public understanding of science) value.

PAPILLON is French for butterfly, and the one that has alighted and spread its brilliant wings on this otherwise nondescript block near South Orange's train station belongs to a very exotic species -- a species of one, you might say.

The Atlantic salmon is an important aquaculture species and a very interesting species biologically, since it spawns in fresh water and develops through several stages before becoming a smolt, the stage at which it migrates to the sea to feed.

It may be helpful to identify the spider as a harmless species, or a very venomous species.

"I looked through many thousands of bottles of pickled squid in my time in a search of this very species at this very size.

The living being is only a species of the dead, and a very rare species".

It's also significant from an evolutionary aspect: the giraffe is a very young species and we see evolution, becoming species, in real time, happening in front of our eyes".

PVAs can only be performed for single species (and, usually, single populations) or a very few species at a time.