The phrase "another specimen of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional example or instance of something, often in a scientific or analytical context.
Example: "This is another specimen of the rare butterfly species that we discovered during our expedition."
Alternatives: "another example of" or "an additional instance of".
Coelho is still debating whether to replace it with another specimen of the same species.
By implication, I suppose, that would have made the World Trade Center image of a flag going up amid the rubble another specimen of American braggadocio.
Another specimen of what is probably Charniodiscus is depicted in the center; note that the "frond" on this specimen extends into a long, pointed tip.
According to Tony Juniper, author of Spix's Macaw, Spix believed that the sapphire parrot from the Caatinga was another specimen of the Hyacinth macaw, a species he'd encountered throughout his travels in Brazil.
Another specimen of notoriety, though not on display, is a preserved piece of the infamous Cornell pumpkin that mysteriously appeared atop Uris Library's McGraw Tower one morning in 1997 and ranks as one of Cornell's most notable pranks.
Another specimen of E. annectens, pertaining to a 7.6 m long individual from South Dakota, shows evidence of tooth marks from small theropods on its lower jaws.
The Egyptian vulture article ends with a large and accurate engraving of another specimen, so the article shows both a young and an old bird, with clearly different plumage which is also described in the text.
But Jay-Z's sixth album in six years finds the pride of Brooklyn's Marcy projects overcoming legal headaches to serve up another topnotch specimen of gangsta rap.
Shortly after this humongous fungus was discovered lurking beneath the forest on the foothills of Mount Adams in southwestern Washington state, another, larger specimen of Armillaria solidipes (formerly Armillaria ostoyae) or "honey mushroom" fungus was found hidden beneath the Malheur National Forest in northeastern Oregon state.
The young hero (Joel Courtney) of "Super 8" — with his dead mom and distracted dad — is another fine specimen of this type, one concocted by the writer and director J. J. Abrams in tribute to the American cinema's own ageless Brave Boy, Steven Spielberg.
Another potential specimen of Allosaurus, once assigned to the genus Epanterias (AMNH 5767), may have measured 12.1 meters in length (40 ft).
