Sentence examples for juvenile version of from inspiring English sources

The system has contributed to the establishment of a juvenile version of the carceral state, a birth-to-prison pipeline.

Though the juvenile version of the genus, Similicaudipteryx, sported ribbon-like wing and tail feathers, its adult counterpart featured feathers resembling quills, researchers report tomorrow in Nature.

A paper in the Journal of Paleontology by Jack Horner and John Scannella, of the Museum of the Rockies in Montana, explains that the three-horned dinosaur, Triceratops, never actually existed, but was, in fact, a juvenile version of another dinosaur, Torosaurus.

Magistrate Judge Joan Goldfrank presides over the juvenile version of the court.

His attorney requests the Community Detention Program, the juvenile version of house arrest.

As they describe in the Public Library of Science, they think it, and another like it, Dracorex hogwartsia, are actually juvenile versions of a third, Pachycephalosaurus wyomingensis.

They were juvenile versions of this summer's fabled northern snakehead, a displaced Asian species feared by some and hyped by others for its ability to scarf down smaller fish and, in extremis, flop in primitive locomotion across dry land to its next food stop.

A new study, presented at the meeting of the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology here, disputes that claim, and concludes that the two supposed specimens of Nanotyrannus are simply juvenile versions of T. rex.

He adds that Aurornis and Anchiornis could be either adult or juvenile versions of the same species, rather than separate species; if so, that could lead to very different conclusions about their evolutionary status, including the definite possibility that they are not birds at all.

This was a young girl who had multiple peace bonds—juvenile versions of restraining orders—against her by the age 14, who would grow up to be the loosest cannon you've ever met.

The juvenile version idolizes his father, memorizing the names of his father's favorite big bands and their big hits.