Sentence examples for more common species from inspiring English sources

Akkermansia muciniphila, one of the more common species of gut bacteria, is over 3,000 times more common in lean mice than in those genetically predisposed to obesity.

The more common species, L. williamsii, has pink to white flowers in summer, the fruit ripening the following year.

The results indicate that efforts at conserving rarer species seem to be having an impact but may be too narrow an approach, possibly at the expense of more common species.

These animals live mainly in the mountains along with more common species, such as American elk, mule deer, black bears, mountain lions, bobcats, and forest grouse.

Among the more common species, butterflies whose caterpillars feed on grass did particularly well last year after warm, sunny weather with some rain promoted luxuriant grass growth early last summer.

The checkered keelback (X. piscator), one of the more common species in southern Asia, grows to 1.1 metres (3.5 feet), preys upon fish and mice, and lays 17 100 eggs.

Far less is understood about how more-common species, that are less dependent on interior forests, use both forested and non-forested habitat in fragmented landscapes.

Thresholds, especially for the replacement of wetland species by more common terrestrial species, are critical especially for this upper end.

Special attention is given to more common plant species, which have attracted far less conservation attention than rare species.

As CCB grows we plan to offer live plants, more types of unusual cichlids, newly discovered species of South American catfish, and possibly some of the more common cichlid species.

3.2 Future Products As CCB grows we may offer live plants, more types of unusual cichlids, newly discovered species of South American catfish, and possibly some of the more common cichlid species.