Sentence examples for modern representatives of from inspiring English sources

Modern representatives of these areas are the sub-Arctic tundra and permafrost regions located in the Northern Hemisphere.

Squirrels are the best modern representatives of the prehistoric mammals that scampered beneath the "terrible lizards" some 65 million years ago.

Many important features of the vertebrate endocrine system, for example, are present in the lampreys and hagfishes, modern representatives of the primitively jawless vertebrates (Agnatha), and these features were presumably present in fossil ancestors that lived more than 500,000,000 years ago.

A historical narrative explains why the habitats of modern representatives of particular species are an indication for classification.

The modern representatives of the main climatic elements among the encountered taxa are characterized by a typical temperate distribution.

Modern representatives of artiodactyls include pigs, hippos, camels, deer, sheep, cattle, and giraffe, and, of these, hippos are thought to be the closest living relatives of cetaceans (Nikaido et al. 1999; Gatesy and O'Leary 2001).

Magadhī is considered the modern representative of the Magadhī Prākrit.

Albanian is the only modern representative of a distinct branch of the Indo-European language family.

Certainly, I wouldn't hold up Thomson as the supreme modern representative of the profession.

The contemporary American philosopher Benson Mates, who claims to be a modern representative of this tradition, has argued that all philosophical arguments are equally good.

The Ancient Mystical Order Rosae Crucis, founded in 1909 by H. Spencer Lewis, calls itself the "the most prominent modern representative" of Rosicrucianism.