Sentence examples for ancestral trunk from inspiring English sources
Therefore, Edwardsiella species comprise a lineage that diverged from the ancestral trunk before the divergence of some other extensively researched enteric pathogenic bacteria, such as Salmonella and Escherichia.
Edwardsiella species comprise a linage that diverged from the ancestral trunk before the divergence of some other enteric bacteria, such as Salmonella and Escherichia [29], [30].
Heirs are increasingly hands-on in trying to wrest moneymaking shows out of their ancestral trunks: another current example is the producer Liza Lerner's overhaul this winter of a musical by her father, Alan Jay Lerner, "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever," for modern Broadway.
Also remember that you are the baby flesh of your familial flesh, branching from the great ancestral tree trunk.
The body of this presumably ancestral annelid is formed of a head, trunk and "tail end" or pygidium.
Or else doctors will attack the tree right at its trunk, by finding those ancestral genes that every species in the body shares.
Remipedia were initially seen as a primitive taxon within Pancrustacea based on characters considered ancestral, such as the homonomously segmented trunk.
Alternatively, given that the short-bodied centipede Lithobius appears to make its segments singly, the oscillating double-segment periodic mechanism in Strigamia may have been acquired in the trunk on top of an ancestral single segment periodicity mechanism.
He presented an installation, Untitled, consisting of two beds positioned upright, the trunks of plantain trees, a portable ancestral altar, a handmade album of drawings and photographs, and other found objects.
We define the trunk of the phylogeny as all the ancestral lineages of the most recent tip samples, discarding lineages which are too young (at most 2.5 years prior to the last tip time).
It has taken Mr. Fish 15 years of his spare time to go through these, as well as eight trunks of Nicholas Fish's papers and other ancestral writings.
