Sentence examples for her genus from inspiring English sources

Her genus has been named Niumbaha, which means "rare" in the language of a local tribe in South Sudan.

But whereas Fossey's love for the gorillas seemed to heighten her misanthropy, Prince-Hughes parlayed her trans-genus bond into an earnest, if hesitant, appreciation for her own kind, and a desire for their acceptance and admiration.

Mapping the host-plant data shows, despite the polytomies still present in Figures 3A and B, that the ancestral host plants are Celastraceae (this is corroborated by the results by Ulenberg [21] on morphological data for all species in the genus (her Figure 5) and on data for all genera in the subfamily: Yponomeuta belongs to a clade of genera whose ancestral host association is Celastraceae).

Later in her career, she named the amoeba genus Dobellina after her mentor.

Artemisia was also known as a botanist and medical researcher; Artemisia, a plant genus, is named after her.

Dr. Bondar holds a Ph.D. in Ecology from the University of British Columbia and continues her research into crayfish of the genus Pacifastacus and stream ecosystems.

The world was abuzz when Duke University researchers honored pop singer Lady Gaga by naming a newly identified genus of ferns after her.

This led Pamela Rasmussen to reinstate the genus name Coloeus in her Birds of South Asia (2005), a treatment also used in a 1982 systematic list in German by Hans Edmund Wolters.

In 2012, the plesiosaur genus Anningasaura was named for her, and the species Ichthyosaurus anningae was named for her in 2015.

For her, not just the individual but the genus itself was tragic.

Correction 18/10/10 Though Germaine Greer filed her copy with them intact, the Latin genus names were printed without their initial capital letter.