Sentence examples for house specimens from inspiring English sources

These research museums house specimens from various scientific disciplines, including zoology, paleontology, botany, and entymology.

The Prado was originally created as a natural-history museum to house specimens brought as tributes to the Spanish royal family from around their empire.

The collections of the Division of Vertebrate Zoology house specimens of fishes (around 24,000 lots), amphibians (approx. 13,000) and reptiles (approx. 17,000), birds (approx. 130,000) and mammals (approx. 15,000).

In Bugs Britannica, a companion to the impressive cultural guides Flora Britannica and Birds Britannica, the word "bug" is misleading : all British invertebrate life is examined here, including octopus, jelly- and shellfish, and even some halfway-house specimens with spinal cords which the authors endearingly confess make them "nearly-vertebrates".

The room now houses specimens either too precious or too damaged to display.

The Biblical Zoo houses specimens of all the animals that are mentioned in the Bible.

The MCZ Larval Fish Archive is an ongoing project that curates and houses specimens of larval fishes for research use by the scientific community.

We also collected lifespan data of individually housed specimens of both parental strains (GRZ: n = 27 and MZM-0403: n = 19), because the previously published data were based on group housing (Valenzano et al., 2006a, b; Terzibasi et al., 2008; Hartmann et al., 2009).

Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, failed in a series of efforts to cut spending from the measure, including $2 million to begin planning a building to house animal specimens preserved in alcohol at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History.

In Garissa he meets the rest of the party, Mr. & Mrs. Forepaugh of San Diego, intent on furnishing the game room of their new house with specimens that beat everything in the record book, and Figgis, their guide, experienced in humoring amateur but enthusiastic hunters.

He started a museum to house rare specimens and artifacts from as far away as the newly discovered continent of America.