Sentence examples for juveniles one from inspiring English sources

Eight are juveniles, one is just a severed head and scattered body parts and one is an adult female.

For the social novelty discrimination test (ability of an adult rat to differentiate novel and familiar juveniles), one juvenile rat was introduced in the adult cage in a first 30-min session.

The two juveniles, one a teenager and the other younger, were found outside the main piece of wreckage, Captain Clayton said.

Stegosaurus stenops is known from at least 50 partial skeletons of adults and juveniles, one complete skull and four partial skulls.

They are distinguished from the other black cockatoos of the subgenus Zanda by their significant sexual dimorphism and calls of the juveniles; one a squeaking begging call, the other a vocalization when swallowing food.

One year after release, a similar pattern was observed, but recapture rates of ECO juveniles were not significantly higher than those of GRV and STW juveniles (one-sided Student's t-test, P = 0.327, power = 0.461).

Five months after release, we found a trend for local adaptation in only one of the three populations: ECO juveniles were recaptured at a higher rate in their 'local' river than 'foreign' GRV and STW juveniles (one-sided Student's t-test, P = 0.030, power = 0.799; high power to detect large differences).

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Among those aspects, Fowler pointed out, is the fact that Fort Bend has a special truancy court system that operates as a criminal court, not a juvenile one.

Given the early onset of psycho-motor disabilities in patients with MLIV [ 5, 37], we tested spontaneous locomotor and exploratory activity in juvenile one month-old or two month-old young adult mice.

Nonetheless, based on the monitoring of identified individuals in Lokoué, four individuals of the post-epidemic population (one silver back, one female, one juvenile and one infant, forming one group) had never been seen in the pre-epidemic population but the likelihood of their genotypes within the post-epidemic population was not different from the mean of the population.