Sentence examples for in a tadpole from inspiring English sources

Tells about it and about his pictorial record of the amoeba; a study to learn the process of regeneration in a tadpole; the chemistry of metamorphosis in the Crcropia moth, and other similar studies.

Tells about it, & about his pictoial record of the amoeba; a study to learn the process of regeneration in a tadpole; the chemistry of metamorphosis in the Ceoropia moth; and other similar studies.

The off-switches can be reset in a tadpole's cells to generate a whole frog, but not in a grown frog's cells.

He replaced the nucleus of a frog egg with a nucleus taken from a cell in a tadpole's intestine.

In ideal conditions, a tadpole becomes a toad in 34-50 days which can then reach adult size in less than one year.

Microfluidic mixing driven by a biological ciliated surface, in this case, a tadpole embryo.

British naturalist Langdon W. Smith in his poem A Tadpole and a Fish (or Evolution, 1909), traced life back to the Paleozoic era, the beginning of life.

There is, for instance, a cute bit of film in which a newborn alligator swims with a tadpole in a real-life water ballet that could have come from "Fantasia".

He lifted a pile of dripping plants and scooped up a tadpole in a handful of water.

"I'm a tadpole in rowing compared to what she's achieved and I just hope to do justice to the fact that we've got this chance together.

For example, small size as a tadpole resulted in a short tibia length in froglets.