Sentence examples for bridging species from inspiring English sources

Koch, M., Dobeš, C., Bernhardt, K. G. & Kochjarová, J. Cochlearia macrorrhiza (Brassicaceae): A bridging species between Cochlearia taxa from the Eastern Alps and the Carpathians?

A soft chemical method was used to insert silica bridging species between the layers of a graphite oxide precursor to form nanoporous graphitic composites (NPGC) and the effect of various synthetic conditions including colloidal dispersion, interlayer pre-expansion, and hydrolysis of silica source on the pore formation of NPGC was examined.

Certain viruses, e.g. the influenza virus or calicivirus, seem capable of bridging species lines and even the land - sea interface.

In this respect, birds of prey represent a bridging species and may pose a risk of transmitting the virus to humans or to other captive avian species, including poultry.

Therefore, within bridging species, the current body size distribution of male body sizes could be the product of the "ghost of the evolution past" [ 8], which refers to the fact that the evolutionary processes that we can measure today do not necessarily reflect adaptive evolution occurring in the past [see also [ 27]].

Consequently extreme SSD can be expected in high habitats and in those bridging species in which females are larger than the threshold to bridge efficiently, even if they live just barely above the ground.

Early colonizer S. gordonii was transferred to sterile extracted human teeth, and after 2 h, bridge species F. nucleatum was added, followed by pathobiont P. gingivalis in 1 aerobic (S. gordonii): 10 anaerobic: (F. nucleatum + P. gingivalis).

Yet the Overlords themselves are strangely unable to join the Overmind, but serve it as a bridge species, charged with fostering other races' eventual merger with it.

Ducks were particularly hypothesized to have acted as bridge species [ 30].

In addition, genetic exchange among related Prunus species (Grasselly 1977) could cause an uncontrolled spread of transgenes across the Amygdalus species complex (i.e., the bridge species concept, Felber et al. 2007).

Whereas the latter two represent the main host plant species of Oreina speciosissima in high forbs habitat [unpublished observations MB, TVN], other species (particularly in the Petasition paradoxi association) could play or have been playing the role of subalpine bridge species between the montane high forbs and alpine stone runs (see below).