Sentence examples for long species from inspiring English sources

That, he said, may be why the subgroup survived for so long: species like it were better able to adapt.

However, during the 1970s geneticists introduced the use of molecular clocks to calculate how long species had been separated from a common ancestor.

How do scientists decide which and how long species have existed on Earth?

Over 80% of all student groups were able to answer three of the five questions correctly (Figure 1), but they struggled with questions asking them to evaluate relative relatedness (72% answered correctly) and how long species have been evolving (50% answered correctly).

However, some long species have an anus and some with complex, branched guts have more than one anus, since excretion only through the mouth would be difficult for them.

Two classes of siRNAs were found: namely, 23 and 25 nt long species (Fig. 8, panel A, lanes 2 4).

For example, the long species-area curve of the Mediterranean Basin with its vast spatial extent and high number of native plants and vertebrates (25,000 and 920 respectively, Fig. 2a and Table 1) contrasts with the steep curve of South Africa with its high number of species in a small area (8,550 plants and 563 vertebrates, Fig. 2b and Table 1).

Although most repeats are very short, many long species-specific repeats also exist in prokaryotic genomes.

Since many of the reference-free tools are based on the same De Bruijn graph structure as de novo short read assemblers the SNP calls generated can be embedded in a long species-specific contig, an attribute that promises to have great use in the field of plant breeding.

Alexander Riedel, the researcher who discovered the 2.14mm-long species, said he called the beetle after Sir David because he enjoyed watching his television programmes so much as a child.

Unlike all other known turtles, the 40-centimeter-long species lacked a beak and had a mouthful of teeth, earning it the name Odontochelys, which means toothed turtle.