Sentence examples for animal structure from inspiring English sources

Fractionation of white light into its components occurs in organisms (chiefly animals) through interference: the incident light penetrates the animal structure and is reflected back through successive ultrathinly layered films, giving striking iridescence, even in diffuse light, as a result of the asynchrony between the wavelengths of visible light that enter and those that return.

The project will entail working in the field and lab with bioacoustics equipment to characterize acoustic signals from field populations and to establish laboratory soil arenas with distinct arthropod composition to evaluate how acoustic signals change under changing soil animal structure.

December 7, 1810 Neuss, Prussia January 11 , 1882Cologne, Germany Theodor Schwann, (born December 7 , 1810 Neuss, Prussia [Germany] died January 11 , 1882 Cologne, Germany) German physiologist who founded modern histology by defining the cell as the basic unit of animal structure.

Nor are there any appearances to support an opinion, that every possible combination of vegetable or animal structure has formerly been tried.

A valuable clue to understanding the diversification of animal structure comes from a comparative morphological perspective showing that new morphology rarely arises from de novo body parts, but rather emerges from preexisting parts with lineage-specific modifications [ 8- 12].

We hypothesized that 1) animal structures would be clustered around resource-rich shrub patches, and 2) the density and composition of animal structures would differ between undisturbed (ungrazed and unploughed) and disturbed (ploughed and/or grazed) plots.

This horizon can also be recognized by appearances of ammonoids, smaller calcareous foraminifers (pseudopod-using unicellular organisms protected by a test or shell), and palynomorphs (microfossils composed of microscopic remains of plant and animal structures).

Aristotle's unity of plan and classification system is based on the scala naturae (ladder of nature), whereby humans are the ideal to which all other animal structures are related.

Geoffroy contended that embryonic development recapitulated transformations of organisms in past eras when the environment acted on embryos, and that animal structures were determined by a constant plan as demonstrated by homologies.

The wild-type first instar larval cuticle lines the body of the animal, structures its head, and stabilizes the air-filled trachea (Figure 1A,A').

Quantitative studies in particular require accurately aligned and calibrated volume images of animal structures.