Sentence examples for museum specimen from inspiring English sources

Sequencing DNA from a museum specimen doesn't quite work like a barcode reader at the supermarket checkout.

Researchers in 2004 found Bd in a museum specimen of an African clawed frog that dated to 1934.

In one such effort, aimed at identifying a strain of yellow-headed Amazon parrots, the DNA ended up being tracked down in a stuffed museum specimen.

It isn't just the reference to "the Negro," with that definite article that reduced a group to an exotic museum specimen (nobody ever talked about "the white" or "the Methodist").

It treats each being as a museum specimen, ready to be closed away in a dark drawer somewhere, and it rules out the possibility that movement itself and the interaction of all these beings is also information.

The tooth has a hairline crack, and he's worried it will fracture or explode: precious DNA lost in the dust, an irreplaceable museum specimen destroyed.

Sadly, very few scientific descriptions or museum specimens exist.

It could be used in lieu of taxidermy for natural history museum specimens.

Similarly KoRV, which was believed to be a new disease, was discovered in the museum specimens.

No wonder such a large proportion of the world's museum specimens are labelled incorrectly.

One of the most famous demonstrations of natural selection in action was made using museum specimens.