Sentence examples for aquatic origin from inspiring English sources

But no one living in the area seemed to realize the din was of aquatic origin.

Scientists have since added other human attributes of claimed aquatic origin – a recent addition being the sinus, said Rhys Evans, an expert on head and neck physiology at the Royal Marsden hospital, London.

Since the investigated n-alkane and sugar biomarkers are considered to be primarily of aquatic origin, they were used to reconstruct the isotopic composition of lake water.

A study of gastric contents of marsh shrews in Oregon revealed that at least 25% of the diet is of aquatic origin.

And while it looked a lot like Manhattan clam chowder, we can now say with absolute certainty that it was, in fact, vomit from a heretofore undocumented species of aquatic origin.

The phylogenetically based DGGE profiles divided all habitats in two main groups in accordance with their (terrestrial or aquatic) origin.

The ways in which modern living organisms tolerate environmental conditions reflect the aquatic origins of life.

With aquatic origins for cetaceans now being known to occur within the artiodactyls, the search is on for the discovery of the terrestrial relatives of raoellids.

A marine environment of deposition, with organic material of mixed aquatic and terrigenous origin is envisaged.

Known oil shales are predominantly aquatic (marine, lacustrine) origin.

Despite the apparent abundance of IP6 stereoisomers in terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, their origins, dynamics, and biological function remain unknown.