Sentence examples for most long-lived from inspiring English sources

Ocotea porosa is possibly the most long-lived species and can live for more than 500 years (Carvalho 1994).

This species is probably the most long-lived of North American owls.

His most long-lived contribution, however, has been the invention of the Mystery Hunt.

A mahogany clam, one of the ocean's most long-lived creatures, served at Koks.

They gave the world Henry VIII's first (and most long-lived) wife, Catherine of Aragon.

Daffodil foliage is probably the most long-lived of all as it does seem to take forever to mature.

Two of the most long-lived, dating from the days of whist, are "second hand low" and "third hand high".

These elements combine to make wines which are amongst the most long lived of all white wines.

Analysis of survival from 254 male mouse lemurs from the captive colony allowed to determine the mean life span (72±2 months), the mean life span of the 10% of the most long lived animals (120±2 months) and the observed maximal survival duration (144 months which corresponds to 12 years).

Analysis of survival from 254 male mouse lemurs allowed to determine the mean life span (mean±SEM: 6.0±0.2 years), the mean life span of the 10% of the most long lived animals (10.0±0.2 years) and the observed maximal survival duration (12.0 years).

These are traits found in most long lived trees including these cycads, which are characterized by great longevity, overlapping generations, age structured populations and a juvenile phase of 30 to 50 years.