Sentence examples for obsolete species from inspiring English sources

And she is an intellectual member of what she describes as "that obsolete species - an old-fashioned liberal democrat" in a country that has little love for either liberals or intellectuals.

Representatives of old, either microevolutionary frozen and therefore "obsolete" species (class II and III theories) or elastic species, kept out of their original state by selection (class IV and V theories), have lowered viability or fertility in comparison with representatives of young species living under conditions similar to those existing at the time of their origination [ 3].

Fukuyama is convinced that we have rendered our own species obsolete, and brought about 'the demolition of man'.

A decreased demand for massive lipid production during fruiting may have rendered the remaining photosynthetic genes in the ancestor of these Cuscuta species obsolete.

By removing kf7, the backwards reaction with kinetic constant kd7 and the species IFN_R_JAKPhos_2_STAT1cPhos become obsolete and are removed, too.

Lucien Quélet's transferred the species to the now obsolete genus Dictyopus in 1886, which resulted in the synonym Dictyopus torosus.

Subsequent authors have assigned this species to the now-obsolete genus Bathytoshia, and then to Dasyatis.

Now news arrives that handwritten letters are an endangered species, soon to be as obsolete as horse-drawn carriages.

This being the case, the notion of a species tree becomes, if not obsolete, at least secondary, applicable to some phases of evolution of some groups of organisms but not in general, hence not particularly important.

Originally placed in the now-obsolete genus Scyllium, subsequent authors moved this species to the genus Haploblepharus, coined by American zoologist Samuel Garman in 1913.

The next iteration during C4 evolution in Flaveria must have been the restriction of Rubisco activity to the bundle sheath, making the C2 cycle obsolete, as observed for the true C4 Flaveria species.