Sentence examples for individual of its from inspiring English sources

Andrew Farke, in his 2011 redescription of the only known skull, concluded that it was an aged individual of its own valid taxon, Nedoceratops hatcheri.

An individual not only recognizes individuals of other species but can identify and remember the identification of a particular individual of its own species after a time lapse of three weeks.

Now, "prompted by an innatedesire to acquire a thorough knowledge of the birds of this happycountry, I formed the resolution, immediately on my landing, tospend, if not all my time in that study, at least all that portiongenerally called leisure, and to draw each individual of its naturalsize and coloring".

Vagrant rarities such as Pallas's, Radde's or dusky warblers may occur; a red-breasted nuthatch in 1989 was the first, and, as of 2012, the only individual of its species to be recorded in the UK. Brown hares and European otters are found all along the north Norfolk coast, but red squirrels disappeared from the Holkham pines by 1981.

The rapid shift in breeding time can be understood at the mechanistic level if the role of leptin as a signal of immediate energy supply is seen as an adaptation to inform the individual of its reproductive potential.

At the range margins, the probability of encountering a heterospecific mate is higher than that of meeting an individual of its own species whenever an individual moves into the range of the other species [ 34].

The classification performance of an ensemble classifier is based on diversity and individual accuracy of its individual component [ 55].

We consider that only the individuals of the same age range are in contact, so the susceptible individuals only are infected from the infected individuals of its compartment.

"This critically endangered eucalyptus is around 13,000 years old, and one of fewer than five individuals of its kind left on the planet.

Similar to the grey reef shark, this species becomes more excited and "confident" in the presence of other individuals of its species, and in extreme situations can be roused into a feeding frenzy.

When controlling for individual differences in fleeing rate we simply assigned a win chance of 0.5 to each individual, independent of its actual dominance strength.