Sentence examples for delicate species from inspiring English sources

Johnson had known the risks of putting such a scarce, and delicate, species on public view.

For many people who knew his work, the initial reaction to this news was not sadness — the emotion that Sebald himself dealt in with such distinction, and of which, in his capacity as a naturalist of human loss, he seemed to collect new and delicate species — but the more strident one of outrage.

They harm more delicate species like lichens, mosses, harebells and insect-eating sundew plants.

It is considered ideal for omelettes, and as a flavor for sauces, although it is "a very delicate species easily spoiled by overcooking".

While informative for robust octopuses, most tracking methods are not practical for use with small or delicate species [5].

Therefore the use of different ultrasound technique was advantageous to generate information on the gestation in such a delicate species.

It is easy to imagine natural selection, for example, slowly transforming a delicate tropical species into a hardy, well-insulated, cold-tolerant species over many millions of years.

Transporting coral is a delicate process — species must be separated or they'll wage turf war with stinging tentacles.

Whilst the CPR with its larger mesh size (270 μm), is designed to capture larger plankton, the WaMS was designed as an additional device to capture plankton below 50 μm and delicate larger species, often destroyed by net sampling methods.

But compared with other dinosaurs of that size, they are likely better represented in the fossil record, because their enormously thick skulls weather time and the elements better than the craniums of more delicate dinosaur species.

In particular, its architecture includes an asymmetrically oriented tetrasubstituted cyclobutane in the company of reactive and delicate heterocyclic species, such as the 2-aminoimidazoles and oxidation prone pyrroles.