Sentence examples for big organisms from inspiring English sources

They are almost all "eukaryotes", the group that includes big organisms like animals and plants, as well as microbes like the amoebae.

Evolutionary increase in the body size itself, which is typically accompanied by lowered metabolic rate and increased size of cells, most likely reduces the chance of cancer development in big organisms (Fig. 2).

"It's like a big organism that's growing," she says.

His experiments were conducted on a form of yeast, which is the simplest example of cell reproduction in a big organism.

"We're like this big organism where everyone is connected," Lauren Twomley, a third-year student at Purchase taking part in the workshop, said.

What emerges from his technical scientific prose and no end of charts, maps, drawings, and diagrams is an image of the park as one big organism, and of Tinley as its anatomist.

Here's the most important thing I learned when I felt alone and exposed in the wilderness or even in my marriage: An aspen grove looks like a multitude of individual trees, but it's really one big organism, all connected to one root, just like us.

The biggest organisms in the world are actually mushrooms, believe it or not.

Drifting in the primordial soup, your cell eats pellets (plants or prey) and avoids ghosts (bigger organisms).

But Christner says there might be bigger organisms in the larger lakes, which could have more sources of energy.

"Fruits rot, seeds mold, and meat spoils because that is the way microbes compete with bigger organisms," he wrote.