Sentence examples for frog fish and from inspiring English sources
Homologues of XLF identified in human, mouse, rat, frog, fish and yeast display conserved sequence features, revealing phylogenetic relationships between the respective proteins.
Therefore, alternative taxa are needed to understand the evolutionary origins of the development of the digestive tract in these two model systems and in the Ecdysozoa as a whole, which is ultimately essential for the interpretation and translation of the research conducted on C. elegans and D. melanogaster to model vertebrate systems, such as the frog, fish and mouse.
For 23 human K-Channel genes we found no evidence of zebra finch orthologs, nor did these yield hits in blastn searches of zebra finch EST/cDNA databases or tblastn searches of translated peptide databases using query sequences from chicken, lizard, frog, fish and representative mammals.
Both species feed on frogs, fish, and other aquatic creatures.
New species of bats, shrews, rodents, frogs, fish and plants are also waiting to be described.
With wingspans up to six feet, they soar over farm fields and glide down to search for insects, frogs, fish and rodents.
And it created an environmental disaster, according to the Environmental Protection Agency, suffocating aquatic life -- salamanders, frogs, fish and big snapping turtles -- as it moved downstream.
Based on surviving fragments, it will have two rings of amber, ruby and emerald panes depicting birds, squirrels, frogs, fish and flowers.
Mr. Kelly said chloride levels have risen more than threefold over the past 50 years, creating an increasingly toxic environment for frogs, fish and aquatic plants.
Participants have evolved a battery of techniques for trapping and digesting their quarry, which generally means insects and other arthropods but can include frogs, fish and even small mammals.
Their dams, burrows and ditches and the branches they drag into the water create habitats for a host of other species: water voles, otters, ducks, frogs, fish and insects.
