Sentence examples for genus that was from inspiring English sources
For a time in the 1960s and '70s, Ramapithecus was thought to be a distinct genus that was the first direct ancestor of modern humans (Homo sapiens) before it became regarded as that of the orangutan ancestor Sivapithecus.
Paraceratherium means "near the hornless beast", in reference to Aceratherium, a genus that was once thought similar.
Further analysis showed that the species was aligned with Spongiforma, a genus that was newly described from dipterocarp forests of Thailand in 2009.
Adeopapposaurus, based on the fossils once thought to belong to a South American form of Massospondylus, was also classified as a massospondylid, as was Leyesaurus, another South American genus that was named in 2011.
The majority of probes (86 to 91%) produced BLAST hits from the same genus that was used to design the probe (and typically, also from the same species, although this was not always determinable due to incomplete annotations).
Since their taxonomic change, several novel hemotropic mycoplasmas (hemoplasmas) species have been detected in various mammals and they comprise a distinctive group within a genus that was previously known only as mucosal or joint parasites [8].
It belongs to a genus that is still evolving, with new species occurring naturally.
It belongs to the genus that is the subject matter of geometry because the visual rays propagate rectilinearly (DOS 77).
The linear discriminant analysis effect size (LEfSe) was employed to identify specific genus that were differentially distributed between wild and captive takins.
(Poaceae) genus that are widely applied in landscape design have been reported because of unclear genetic backgrounds and uncertain evolutionary and genetic relationships among one another, severely restricting the number of ornamental cultivars and their gardening utility.
Already in 1988 and 1989 Georg Fuchs and co-workers reported investigations on a denitrifying bacterium from the Pseudomonas genus that is capable of degrading cyclohexanol (Dangel et al. [1988 , 1989).
