Sentence examples for division of animals from inspiring English sources
Evidence from the Sophist thus encourages a division of animals herded into humans and other animals, especially since the negative kind has a positive name: "beast".
The division of animals into groups relies more heavily on life mode than on current recognized relationships; for example, animals are "in the waters" or "swarm upon the earth".
Explorers and hunters exploited a popular Manichean division of animals into "good" and "evil" to add thrilling value to their adventures, casting themselves as heroic figures.
In protostomes, a large division of animals including arthropods, mollusks, annelids, and other less-known taxa, the blastopore is the embryonic region that gives rise to the mouth.
Dr. Nancy Halpern, the director of the division of animal health at the agriculture department, reiterated Commissioner Kuperus's stand on the beef supply, when she said in a telephone interview last week, "I think this whole episode really points out the safety of the system that already exists".
As many studies, following up on the pioneering work of David Balme (1961, 1987b) have now established, the History of Animals (HA) is a work that from first to last displays and builds upon multi-differentiae division of animal differences (see Gotthelf 1988, 1997b; Lennox 2001b, chs. 1, 2; Pellegrin 1986).
Baby and Chopper's father, Buck, was caught by Denver's division of animal control and put to sleep last month.
The division of animal cells relies on the choreographed reorganization of the mitotic spindle, which is responsible for chromosome segregation.
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One unanswered question relates to their evolutionary position among the lower Metazoa (a division of the animal kingdom that includes all phyla except the Protozoa).
The work does however have structure: Pliny uses Aristotle's division of nature (animal, vegetable, mineral) to recreate the natural world in literary form.
