Sentence examples for genus exists from inspiring English sources

The genus exists as the matter.

From Physics iv, we have claims such as 'There is place,' and 'There is no void.' However, the examples that Aristotle uses in the Posterior Analytics are claims such as that the genus exists, or specifically that there are units, or that there are points and lines.

Considering those five main plant genera, a close genus-to-genus relationship exists between them and some primarily frugivorous bat genera.

By the continuity property 4 of the genus, there exists δ > 0 such that γ ∗ ( U ¯ ) = γ ∗ ( K d ), (2.29).

However, large body size is not necessary for herbivory (many small herbivorous species in the genus Liolaemus exist), and the very largest lizards, such as the Komodo dragon (Varanus komodoensis) and other monitor lizards, are carnivorous.

According to Wired, spiders from the same genus still exist today.

It is particularly poorly compatible with O. illudens, the authors of the study suggesting the separation may have been as long ago as the Late Carboniferous separation of Gondwana from Laurasia but conceding the lack of any fossil record makes it impossible to know whether the genus even existed at the time.

Two major mycoparasitic lineages, the family Hypocreaceae and the genus Tolypocladium, exist within the fungal order, Hypocreales.

This new find suggests that this genus has existed at least from the latest Middle Jurassic to the mid Lower Cretaceous and has had minimal morphological change for 40 million years [ 25– 27].

Firstly we will show that for each choice of the genus k there exists, for τ sufficiently small, a family of functions u ∈ C δ 2, α ( M k, τ ) such that their normal graph over M k, τ satisfies the first equation in (3).

BTV belongs to the family Reoviridae, genus Orbivirus and exists as 24 serotypes [1].