Sentence examples for example of a species from inspiring English sources

The exhibition includes the actual cocoa beans he found, the first recorded example of a species, and the original Cadbury chocolate wrapper.

Dogs are a good example of a species that have and obey social rules; that's why we like them so much, even though they're large carnivores".

One example of a species threatened by hybridization is the white-headed duck (Oxyura leucocephala; see stifftail).

Bluefin tuna is a classic example of a species that has been consistently harvested too hard and should be avoided by consumers.

There is certainly no need to invoke 3d orbitals as a necessary component of the description of bonding and no need to regard this hypervalent molecule as an example of a species with an expanded octet.

This was the first example of a species with multiple tropoelastin genes, raising the possibility of differential expression and function of these tropoelastins in elastic tissues of the zebrafish.

An example of a species-specific repeat from the N.gonorrhoeae genome (strains N.gonorrhoeae FA 1090 and N.gonorrhoeae NCCP11945) and its consensus sequence are shown in Figure 2.

As such, it constitutes one example of a species-specific gene occurring at a synteny breakpoint between these three organisms, since the SSR analysed here forms such a breakpoint [ 5].

The PhD student's name was Camille Parmesan, and her paper offered one of the first documented examples of a species' having shifted its range in response to climate change.

Most of these small pelagic species show wide fluctuations in abundance, and few examples of a species showing steady levels of landings are evident in the Mediterranean data base of landings.

Circum-Antarctic waters harbour a rare example of a marine species flock – the Notothenioid fish, most species of which are restricted to the continental shelf.