Sentence examples for features in common with from inspiring English sources

The Baltic specimens had anatomical features in common with the North American fish, too.

There are literally thousands of transitional fossils – ones that show features in common with distinct later species.

There are, however, some dental features in common with later hominins.

But the Spanish theatres still had many features in common with their London counterparts.

But there will be features in common with Lilac: a members' house, communal gardens, cars kept to the periphery, a joint laundry.

The comedy industry has features in common with film and music, but it also resembles the theatre industry – which also finds itself under-represented on those WHSmith shelves.

That it does have features in common with both birds and dinosaurs was a key part of the work that helped establish birds as dinosaurs.

In the vast majority of cases, cancer cells share identifiable features in common with the normal cells that make up the tissue in which the cancer initially developed.

The authors suggested that this species evolved from A. africanus and that it possessed more features in common with early members of genus Homo than any other australopithecine.

PPL presents imaging features in common with pancreatic carcinoma but also some distinctive findings.

Overall then argues that trans and cis people have the following features in common (with regard to aspirational identity).