Sentence examples for chain organisms from inspiring English sources
The absence of dynactin in certain species coincides with that of the cytoplasmic dynein heavy chain: Organisms that do not encode cytoplasmic dynein like plants and diplomonads also do not encode the unique dynactin subunits.
An informative next step would be to quantify these THg/sulfate relationships for lower food chain organisms (e.g., periphyton, insects, and zooplankton) to determine whether trends change with organism order or trophic level.
(6) Anomalous fish migration patterns (e.g., a larger than typical migration radius that covers areas with low and high methylation or bioaccumulation) and feeding patterns (e.g., feeding only from higher food chain organisms).
The presence of the dynactin complex coincides with that of the cytoplasmic dynein heavy chain: Organisms that do not encode cytoplasmic dyneins like plants and diplomonads also do not encode dynactin subunits either.
Concentration of mercury biomagnifies as it passes up the food chain from organisms on lower trophic levels to apex predators.
As plants grow, they accumulate nutrients and are eaten by grazing herbivores, and the energy is transferred through a chain of organisms by consumption.
The original three families proposed by Eisenack represented the best classification possible with available data, based largely on the presence or absence of chains of organisms and the chamber's shape.
Students will often draw a food chain, one organism connected to another, knowing that the teacher will reward a basic energy transfer diagram.
The term "Rosetta Stone" was proposed by [ 18] and is based on the observation that some proteins that participates in a protein-protein interaction in an organism forms a single protein chain in another organism.
When animals higher up in the food chain eat smaller organisms, they take up methylmercury, too.
In polluted soils Cu, Zn, Cd, and Pb are taken by vegetation, and subsequently they can be transfered along food chain to herbivorous organisms.
