Sentence examples for albinistic from inspiring English sources

How does the albinistic community respond?

The Vienna specimen is partially albinistic and has white feathers on the tail, back, and wings.

That the Vienna specimen was partially albinistic may have been the result of a long period in captivity.

Walter Rothschild, however, believed the Liverpool specimen to be an albinistic specimen of a Necropsar species supposedly from Mauritius.

In a 2005 DNA analysis, the specimen was eventually identified as an albinistic specimen of the grey trembler (Cinclocerthia gutturalis) from Martinique.

Leaves with different color at the corresponding stage were called green leaf at the seedling stage (GL), etiolated leaf (EL), albinistic leaf (AL), stripe white (SW), respectively.

The development of chloroplasts and the accumulation of chlorophyll a and b are blocked in these two albino cultivars at the albinistic stage [ 5- 7].

Corresponding leaves of Edamai No.6 and whs18 at three of the five developmental stages were sampled for TEM assay [ 10], including etiolated leaves, albinistic leaves and flag leaves.

Furthermore, APM found a similar frequency of partial albinos in Denmark during 1989 1990 and 1991 1992 (Χ1=0.04, p=0.84), suggesting a similar search effort for albinistic individuals before and after initiation of the study in Chernobyl.

The 11 different categories of external malformations in barn swallows from Chernobyl ranged in frequency from 0.09% malformed air sacks to 13.69% partially albinistic plumage (table 1 in the electronic supplementary material).

I've had to play point man for years when hanging out with my non-albinistic black friends while we tried to grab a taxi back to Brooklyn at the end of the night.