Sentence examples for more specimens have from inspiring English sources
Although more specimens have since been discovered, the conservation status of this species remains precarious due to heavy fishing and habitat degradation within its range.
Larger dinosaurs tend to have better fossil records (they are simply easier to find) and more recent animals tend to produce more specimens (they have had less time to be lost to various geological processes) and so although large carnivores are rare, it's perhaps not a big surprise that we have quite a few good rex specimens.
But far more triceratops specimens have been discovered than torosaurus ones, an odd coincidence if the dinosaurs were both of the same species.
Subsequently, more dinosaur specimens have been found to bear Tyrannosaurus tooth marks, of which three are from Tyrannosaurus (Table 1).
Even if more holotype specimens have to be investigated to achieve a steady revision of the Rattini tribe, our work illustrates the huge opportunities ancient DNA analysis may offer to taxonomists.
To date, more than 2500 specimens have been cleaned and cataloged, and more than 500 images of 273 specimens have been added to CalPhotos.
More than 1,000 specimens have been recovered from deposits dating from 5.5 to 8 million years ago.
Because of their intelligence and nimble forelimbs, even inexperienced raccoons are easily capable of unscrewing jars, uncorking bottles and opening door latches, with more experienced specimens having been recorded to open door knobs.
Although only 1 patient was represented in both cohorts, more metastatic specimens had high B7-H1 expression than primary specimens (54.3% versus 44.4%, respectively) [ 42].
The SFC specimens have more surface chloride content in comparison with NPC specimens in early ages presumably due to the higher level of chloride binding and sorptivity.
The SFC specimens have more surface chloride content in comparison with NPC specimens in early ages as shown in Fig. 5, presumably due to the higher level of chloride binding and sorptivity.
