Sentence examples for modern specimens of from inspiring English sources

We measured the widths of 157 modern specimens of Nothofagus spp. (the genus of Southern beech) pollen from throughout the Southern Hemisphere and compared them with mean annual precipitation records to assess the relationship between pollen grain size and moisture availability.

The most important modern specimen of an ant gripped by the fungus was stored at a museum in Paris, but was apparently lost after being loaned to a Japanese researcher in 1941.

These data explained the necessity to complement the database of modern specimens by a database of ancient specimens in order to increase the ratio of classification of the ancient specimens.

Dr. Kappelman said in a telephone interview that the lesions near the base of the cranium were "dead ringers" for bone scars seen in modern specimens as a result of Leptomeningitis tuberculosa, the bacterium that causes a fatal disease of the brain not as common as the one that attacks the lungs.

Even the subfossil remains of living species are larger and more robust than the skeletal remains of modern specimens.

We also note that the incidence of type 2 transitions is much closer in the three groups of data (4540.82, 6386.07, and 4692.70 for the ancient specimens and 133.00 and 419.79 for the modern specimens respectively) than is that of type 1 transitions thus suggesting that all three techniques (454 platform, mixed PCR-454 PCRtform, provideovide an acceptable estimate of aDNA damage.

Although two specimens of S. kegaki fall within the age range of AD 1816 to present, all other samples represent modern specimens (Table 2).

For any two branches of the arthropod family tree centipedes and millipedes, for example they picked out important physical differences and variations in genetic sequence in modern specimens.

Then they compared the results with previous analyses of ancient DNA from red deer in Norway, Ireland, and Italy, as well as those from modern specimens throughout Europe.

"Like a new specimen of human beings".

Instead of anticipated sequence homogeneity, we obtained multiple unique sequences from both hair and blood of one modern specimen.