Sentence examples for genus as from inspiring English sources

Polyhedra with a genus as high as 11 have been constructed using a 3D printer.

Snipefishes are represented by an extinct genus, as are ghost pipefishes.

The newly found centipede is so unusual that it makes up a new genus, as well as a species, said Dr. Kefyn M. Catley, a Rutgers University professor and staff scientist for the American Museum of Natural History.

These studies have provided the pseudo-atomic structures of virions from several members of the genus as well as atomic resolution structures of several viral proteins.

So, it is with fond thoughts (not really) that I bid farewell to the Genus, as well as its massive operating costs.

Fries later changed the genus as well as the spelling of the epithet and called it Panus stipticus.

Sylvia warblers are unusual in that they vigorously defend their territories against other species in their genus as well as conspecifics.

Sylvia warblers are unusual in that they vigorously defend their territories against other members of their genus as well as conspecifics.

Some others originate possibly from planktonic groups (Appendicularia, Chaetognatha, which have only one benthic genus, as well as some Arthropoda, Cnidaria or Mollusca).

Sequence conservation analysis identified sRNAs conserved only in the Erwinia genus as well as E. amylovora species-specific sRNAs.

P-distance (above diagonal) and K2P (below diagonal) genetic distances (in %) among the genus, as well as putative, Sclerolinum.