Sentence examples for mixture of animals from inspiring English sources

The oldest fossil mammals also possess secondary palates (Kielan-Jaworowska et al. 2003), but if we look among non-mammalian synapsids, we find a mixture of animals that lack or possess secondary palates (Fig. 12a).

Furthermore, the HCA animal dendogram separated two main clusters each with a mixture of animals belonging to both the H and L groups, which suggests that the L group could be split into two subgroups.

Mr. Freeman's mixture of animal cunning and resigned sad-eyed wisdom finds the essence of Charlie's tortured soul.

Ours were authentic natives, dipped in evaporated milk, dredged in finely ground corn meal, fried twice in a mixture of "animal fat" (lard?) and vegetable oil, and thoroughly drained.

Pemmican, a mixture of animal fat and protein that worked as the energy bar of its day, was easy to replicate, if not delicious, but penguin stew and turtle soup were very much off the modern menu.

She has owned the apartment for two years — for the previous eight years she lived in a suite on a lower floor formerly occupied by Jacqueline Onassis — and has put her own stamp on the place, with a bold mixture of animal prints and chinoiserie in the living room and romantic French antiques in the bedroom.

The most frequently used technique until the mid-20th century consisted of ironing a new canvas to the old, using an adhesive composed of a warm mixture of animal glue and a farinaceous paste, sometimes with the addition of a small proportion of plasticizer.

Though identification is not straightforward, a mixture of animal glue with a second proteinaceous binder (possibly whole egg) is suggested by the data.

Our study of the mixture allows us to conclude that to have an even mixture of animal fat and diesel, the mixture cannot contain over 40% animal fat in mass.

At present there is very little scientific data available for such paintings to compare with, but if the situation is similar to what happened in Japan, then the binding medium might have been a mixture of animal glue and oil.

The bulk of the material was a mixture of animal fats and plant sterols (which are chemically similar to cholesterol).