Sentence examples for massive apex from inspiring English sources

This is seen in modern Komodo dragons, where hatchlings start off as tree-dwelling insectivores and slowly mature into massive apex predators capable of taking down large vertebrates.

This pattern is seen in modern Komodo dragons, whose hatchlings start off as tree-dwelling insectivores and slowly mature into massive apex predators capable of taking down large vertebrates.

There followed two trips to the fabled Dent Blanche in Switzerland: a beautiful, savage, massive Sphinx-like peak that forms the apex of Dorothea's memoir.

The inter-tussock space in these open, dry plains ('pajonal') was dominated by rosette forming species with a below-ground shoot apex and massive tap roots (70% of all species), rendering these species less sensitive to grazing and trampling.

"This is what our world was like when we started," Laura says, waving her arms at the general mayhem of Apex Electronics, a massive teetering heap of Atomic Age relics.

With DirectX 12 enabled and the massive environments of Arma III: Apex, frames danced around 50-70fps on high settings, which is still acceptable.

As HEC1/2/3 can activate type-A ARR genes, which are negative regulators of cytokinin signalling, this observation suggests that HEC transcription factors function by restricting cytokinin responses during gynoecium development, as supported by the massive tissue proliferation at the apex of the gynoecium in hec1,2,3 upon cytokinin treatment.

Schwimmer noted no theropod dinosaurs in Deinosuchus's eastern range approached its size, indicating the massive crocodilian could have been the region's apex predator.

Finally, the massive thoracic (with the exception of the left apex area) and abdominal stuffing can be seen bilaterally.

Massive clusters of somatic cells appear at the testis apex, forming occasionally epithelial-like sheaths surrounding the testicular tube.

The hearts that underwent LAD ligation and received only saline injections sustained massive infarcts that encompassed almost the entire left ventricle (including apex) and exhibited thin scarred walls and extensive remodeling (Figs. 3c, d).