Sentence examples for birds embedded in from inspiring English sources

Another has several birds embedded in his back, their wings moving under his shirt.

Artist's reconstruction of the hatchling bird fossil embedded in Burmese amber reveals previously unknown feather patterns for birds.

Comparative studies across rodents, ungulates and birds reveal that tanycytes embedded in the ependymal layer of the third ventricle play a critical role in seasonal changes because they regulate the local availability of thyroid hormone.

A bird with fish hooks embedded in its mouth is a miserable sight to behold (and also a common one).

Scientists think that the key to this ability is magnetite, the most magnetic of all minerals, which they've found embedded in bird and fish tissues.

Relationships between birds and people are still embedded in First Peoples' culture throughout Australia.

We investigated how the species richness of different functional groups of tropical rainforest birds varied in remnant rainforest patches embedded in two matrix types (mining vs. agricultural) at two distances to forest edge in fragmented Upper Guinean rainforest landscapes of southwest Ghana.

But scattered through the three volumes are the names of hundreds of amateurs and strangers, who by reporting some oddity of bird behavior or recording an unlikely arrival have achieved immortality; their names are embedded in the text of "Birds of Massachusetts" as firmly as a bottle cap in a city pavement, and they are for the ages.

Most birds are born with their species' tunes embedded in their brains--that is, they can begin to sing their songs without hearing them first.

In birds, also, the β-globin cluster is embedded in ORG genes [ 60].

Comparison of flanking sequences revealed that all jawed vertebrate α-globin clusters are flanked by MPG- C16orf35 and LUC7L, whereas all bird and mammal β-globin clusters are embedded in olfactory genes.