Sentence examples for exceptional animals from inspiring English sources

This song is sung in many different traditions in the South, where tales of exceptional animals abound.

The scientist, who is a familiar face on Polish television, says wolves are exceptional animals that are capable of moving up to 30km (18 miles) during a single hunt.

However, complex tissues of some exceptional animals survive freezing in nature.

A genetic method has been devised which is based on the facts that ND involving the sex chromosomes produces mostly viable mice, and that such exceptional animals can be externally recognized by the use of appropriate markers.

Courses are laid out over distances that vary depending on the age of the camels, which begin their racing career at two or three years of age and race until they are eight or nine although an exceptional animal may have a racing life twice that long.

C. elegans now offers all the tools necessary to address these questions, and future studies in this exceptional animal model will contribute significantly to the study of age-related protein-misfolding diseases.

Cases in which exact gene order is functionally important, such as the Hox clusters of vertebrates or of insects [ 24], appear to be rather exceptional in animals.

However, low levels of oxygen in the lake's waters and little disturbance of the sediments at the bottom of the lake resulted in the exceptional preservation of animals; animals are often preserved whole with soft tissue preservation, and even small details such as hairs, feathers and stomach contents can be observed.

Toxoplasma is distinct from most members of the large coccidian family contained in this phylum owing to the exceptional number of animals that are able to serve as host including virtually all warm-blooded animals.

More material generally helps of course, but it also means you are more likely to recover exceptional or unusual animals like those preserved showing injuries, marks from being fed on by other tyrannosaurs, or with preservation of unusual tissues like cartilage or skin and feathers (as opposed to just teeth and bones).

We thank Eddie Jackson and his team for exceptional care of animals used in this study.