The phrase "and the specimens of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to examples or samples of something, often in a scientific or academic context.
Example: "The research paper discusses the various species and the specimens of flora collected during the expedition."
Alternatives: "and the samples of" or "as well as the examples of".
Flux-cored wire for surfacing hot-rolling supporting roller was developed and the specimens of surfacing layers were tempered at different temperatures.
The gladiators wore helmets of this kind (Juv. VIII.203), and the specimens of them, not unlike those worn in the middle ages, have been found at Pompeii.
Examination of vascular endothelial cell markers in tumor xenografts and the specimens of human cervical and breast cancer revealed that little normal endothelial cells could be detected in these cancers.
After the scan, rabbits were sacrificed by air -embolus technique and the specimens of VX2 tumor thrombus were collected.
Specimens of groups XXS, XS, S and the specimens of group M used for sound recordings were aquarium reared.
The amino acid sequences were conceptually translated from the mt genomes of the three individuals of H. macropi and the specimen of Ma .ocydromi, and then concatenated separately.
The specimens of OG and "Shoga" used in this study were obtained from an official breeder.
The discovery was reported in 1998, and described the specimen of a small, very young coelurosaur, Scipionyx samniticus.
Citrobacter koseri and Streptococcus mitis were isolated from the specimen of an epidural abscess.
Specimens of the training set (n=97) were obtained between January 2000 and December 2005, and specimens of the validation set (n=126) were obtained between January 2006 and December 2008.
Among these are the fossils of the divisions of Invertebrate Paleontology and Paleobotany; the Yale Herbarium specimens of the Division of Botany; the pinned insects of the Entomology Division; the wet and dry specimens of the Division of Invertebrate Zoology; and the Division of Vertebrate Zoology's wet collections and osteology collections of birds, fish and mammals.
