Sentence examples for egg belonging from inspiring English sources

A sub-fossilised egg belonging to an extinct Elephant Bird has been put up for auction today.

Robin even climbs an enormous tree to rob an egg belonging to a honey buzzard (the bird is down to a few dozen pairs in Britain, probably because of boys like Robin) – but the book is full of realistic ingenuity and a joyous embrace of the wild world.

The plot of our first movie was simple: a golden egg, belonging to a haughty princess (played by Josi Jowell, then seven or eight) and being guarded by her dumb stableman, is stolen by a robber with a foxlike grin (Josi's little brother, Danny).

Whilst he was there, he acquired a giant egg belonging to an extinct bird known as the 'elephant bird' - the largest bird that ever lived.

This was supported by the description of an additional pterosaur egg belonging to the genus Darwinopterus, described in 2011, which also had a leathery shell and, also like modern reptiles but unlike birds, was fairly small compared to the size of the mother.

James and his team used a genome editing procedure called Crispr-Cas9 to write anti-malarial genes into the DNA of eggs belonging Anopheles stephensi mosquitoes.

Here, we show that a thin calcareous layer (≤100 µm) with interlocking units of radiating crystals (mammillae) and a thick shell membrane already characterize the oldest known amniote eggs, belonging to three coeval, but widely distributed Early Jurassic basal sauropodomorph dinosaurs.

One notable captive breeding success story took place in January 2009, when all 11 eggs belonging to 110 year old tuatara Henry and 80 year old tuatara Mildred hatched.

Of the 36 Australian lakes sampled, 22 contained diapausing eggs belonging to the B. plicatilis species complex.

We hatched in batches the TP locust eggs belonging to the same generation and there were at most two generations in a year for TP locusts.

A minimum of ten large chicken eggs belonging to each of the four main categories of eggs on the Canadian market (i.e., conventional, omega-3 enriched, free range, and organic) were collected from separate producers in British Columbia (BC), Quebec and the Maritime provinces, representing, western, central and eastern Canada, respectively in 2005/06.