Or here's my piece on how forest elephants are being decimated even as scientists debate if they are worthy of being called a distinct species.
As travel restrictions tightened, researchers studying malnutrition in the West Bank and Gaza said today that the Israeli closings were contributing to what they called "a distinct humanitarian emergency".
The few remaining individual wolves have been called a distinct species, a mere variation of the much more widespread gray wolf species and even a hybrid between gray wolves and coyotes.
Where the music called for distinct articulation, Mr. Tritle magnified that effect by having the singers stop sharply at phrase ends and letting the sound ring through the space before picking up the next phrase.
After proving that Tom Ford designs were for every woman (providing they were rich and famous), the designer cut out the celebrities and the variations to create what he called a "distinct look".
The tripled ( x, y, z ) ∈ X 3 is called strictly distinct if all inequalities (i - iii) hold.
Otherwise, T1 and T2 are called definitively distinct.
We therefore called the distinct r2 population of raphe serotonergic cells the prepontine raphe nucleus (PPnR), on account of its topography relative to the pontine rhombomeres r3 r4.
In some cases, these appeared to result solely from annotation differences, in which identical sequences had predicted translational start sites (5' boundaries) that were called at distinct points in the two annotations.
This protein was named "galactoside permease" and the gene, which commanded it, was called " y," distinct from the gene for β-galactosidase, referred to as " z" (Rickenberg et al. 1956).
