Sentence examples for and amphibians in the from inspiring English sources

In 1844, for instance, Gray knocked up a Catalogue of Tortoises, Crocodiles and Amphibians in the collection.

At present, the role of reptiles and amphibians in the life cycle and epidemiology of WNV is not known.

At present, the role of reptiles and amphibians in the life cycle and epidemiology of WNV is not known, and further research is necessary.

The presence of sequences from Fish and Amphibians in the lineage of HSPA8 and the absence of a sequence from Fish in the lineages of HSPA1 and HSPA2 suggests that HSPA1 and HSPA2 originated from HSPA8 early in the evolution of the tetrapod lineage, with the exclusion of Fish, although homologs of these genes might be found in Danio rerio among the many hsp70 genes of unresolved origin.

We focus on analysis of similarities among three distinct taxa, vascular plants, aquatic beetles, and amphibians, in isolated wetlands in the southeastern coastal plain of Georgia.

Hair cells in fishes and amphibians occurring in the ear and the lateral line are also susceptible to damage by overstimulation or by drug-induced ototoxicity (Harris et al., 2003; Jiang et al., 2014; López-Schier and Hudspeth, 2006; Ma et al., 2008; Millimaki et al., 2010; Schuck and Smith, 2009; Steiner et al., 2014).

The craze for reptiles and amphibians began in the 1960s and grew into big business by the '90s, fueled by a fascination with these species' strangeness, beauty, even deadliness.

In central Bolivia, unprotected endemic areas for birds, mammals, and amphibians occur in the Cordillera de Cocapata-Tiraque and Cochabamba Department, between protected areas.

In addition, rodent and amphibian in vivo assays were selected for the proposed battery based on their capacity to detect direct and indirect effects on thyroid function (hypothalamic-pituitary-thyroidal, HPT, feedback).

Our study shows that cultivated areas are not hostile environments for amphibians since they can lodge huge amphibian populations and that the occurrence of disturbances associated to agricultural practices is not necessarily reflected in a decrease in the abundance and richness of amphibians in the short term.

The herpetologist is the maligned Edward Taylor, who, in addition to serving in the Office of Strategic Services during the Second World War, claimed to have discovered dozens of new reptile and amphibian species in the Philippines — but the taxonomical accuracy of many of his claims is now being scrutinized.