Sentence examples for in troops of from inspiring English sources

Macaques live in troops of varying size.

Thirteen species of primates, including chimpanzees, colobus monkeys found in troops of up to 400, and baboon look-alikes known as mangabeys, live in the park.

Once abundant throughout North Africa, but now limited to forest patches in Algeria and Morocco, these monkeys live in troops of some 30 animals, a mix of related adult females and unrelated adult males.

A.: While they do not exactly scream, some caterpillars have noise-making organs, and the sound they produce is used to call in troops of ants to protect them from predatory wasps.

Baboons live in troops of eighty.

In the present study faecal progesterone and glucocorticoid levels were assessed in two troops of olive baboons (Papio anubis) in the same population.

In 1472 troops of Charles the Bold of Burgundy were driving across France, leaving destruction and death in their wake.

When your life feels like it is crumbling around you, that's the time to call in the troops of friends to stave off the bitter nightmares.

We report an outbreak of HMPV infection in 2009 in a troop of previously HPMV-negative chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) in Chicago, Illinois, USA, that resulted in 1 death and an illness rate of 100%.

Coker grew up in Linden, New Jersey and became an Eagle Scout in Troop 32 of Saint Elizabeth's Catholic Church in Linden on January 27 , 1959

This started in September 1942 when troops of the 32nd Infantry Division were airlifted from Australia to Port Moresby.