Sentence examples for examples of organisms from inspiring English sources

Insects and plants that live for a single year and reproduce once before dying are examples of organisms whose growth is geometric.

Despite the severity of desiccation stress, there are examples of organisms that can survive almost complete water loss, including resurrection plants and plant seeds, certain invertebrates among the nematodes, brine shrimps, tardigrades and bdelloid rotifers, and many microorganisms, including bakers' yeast.

Examples of organisms, such as trilobites with their large exoskeletal diversity, provide good opportunities to discuss the role genes play in these evolutionary changes.

The fossil records of horseshoe crabs, crocodiles, and sharks are all examples of organisms that have maintained relative stasis with respect to their respective morphological characteristics over millions of years.

Crustose lichenized fungi in the Acarosporaceae include splendid examples of organisms tolerating extreme conditions, such as stressful pH conditions (Wirth, 1972), high nutrient concentrations around bird colonies (Clauzade et al., 1981; Øvstedal and Smith, 2001).

The larvae of tropical hard corals are classic examples of organisms that selectively settle in response to habitat specific cues such as crustose coralline algae (CCA) [14] and epiphytic bacterial biofilms associated with these algae [19], [20], [21].

Example of organisms adopting that mixed strategy of propagation are cladocerans, rotifers and aphids.

Crayfish in North America are a prime example of organisms that are likely to evolve invasive traits when introduced to new locations because they live in patchy insular environments (lakes or stream drainages), and because they are likely to encounter native crayfishes with which hybridization may be possible.

They highlighted two cultures as examples of (1) organisms that fermented C2H2 and contained the AH gene (SFB93, from San Francisco Bay) and (2) organisms that fermented C2H2 but lacked the AH gene (SV7, from Searsville Lake, CA).

In other words, we do not expect to find examples of extant organisms retaining transitional forms of eyes corresponding to all the evolutionary steps that led up to the vertebrate eye; organisms with intermediate forms of eye configuration are unlikely to have been able to compete effectively against other organisms with improved eyes.

From one tile three strains of phycoerythrin (PE -rich Synechococcus sPE -rich iSynechococcusfirsppexamples of these organisms in the epibenthos.