Sentence examples for birds except for from inspiring English sources
Since 1980, all the known birds, except for Rhodes's, have been returned.
No antigen was detectable in tissues of these birds, except for a few positive neurons and glial cells in the cerebellum from one TG05-HAR65-infected TG05-HAR65-infected TG05-HAR65-infectediving R65-HATG05poly-infected animals, as well as inflammatory cells in the nasal mucosa from one of those birds, demonstrandng the recovery of the aninals (thele S1).
All of the birds except for Anas share a common start codon with crocodylians.
Most combinations of influenza A HA and NA subtypes have been isolated from aquatic birds (except for H17N10 and H18N11 from bats), which serve as a natural reservoir for influenza A viruses [ 7– 9].
Britain has no national bird, except for the robin, which we unofficially adopted in the 1960s.
To avoid continuous exposure to visual models for birds except the focal pair, we positioned the cardboard box in such a way that only the focal pair had full visual access to the model presented inside.
Faecal material from the graylag geese from Rogaland, and the pooled swab samples from the other bird populations (except for the pigeons from Stavanger), were inoculated in embryonated hen eggs.
Similar qPCR results were obtained for THRSP locus in 23 birds (including 20 birds examined for PCCA), which also showed minimal variations among birds except that two birds appeared to have lost copies (data not shown).
However, all the birds except G. g. bankiva form a single cluster suggesting a common ancestor long back in history for these birds including jungle fowls and domestic birds.
Most sauropsidan species have karyotypes consisting of macrochromosomes and microchromosomes, as for birds [ 10- 17], except for crocodilian species, whose karyotypes contain no microchromosomes [ 18, 19].
Throughout spring March 25 June 155) and autumn (July 1 November 15) migration, observatory personnel captured and screened birds for ticks, except during 8 days when an excessive number of trapped birds made complete monitoring impossible.
