Sentence examples for odd species from inspiring English sources
Like any odd species, they were worth her scrutiny.
It's an odd species to find proliferating in the vagina, to say the least.
Trombone concertos are not anyone's everyday symphonic repertory, but New York has heard two examples of this odd species within a week.
I am not much of a gardener, and the Jardin des Plantes in the Fifth Arrondissement, with its greenhouses and odd species and identifying labels, seemed too much like work.
Molecular phylogenetic data, however, have placed these odd species in other genera.
The inflorescence morphology of the genus Luziola is similar; the flowers are also unisexual and in separate inflorescences, which led Terrell and Robinson (1974) to suggest that H. caroliniensis is simply an odd species of Luziola.
The local conservatory, and its 100-odd species, hinted at the strange pageantry of Fern Land.
Along the way you will also come across some of the 100-odd species of bird that have been spotted in Văcărești – from wild ducks to herons.
Today they are found exclusively on land, and most of the two hundred-odd species are found in the tropics in the Southern Hemisphere.
Of the five-thousand-odd species of stinkbug in the world, the brown marmorated kind is the most destructive, the most annoying, and possibly the ugliest.
Every substance, whether naturally occurring or artificially produced, consists of one or more of the hundred-odd species of atoms that have been identified as elements.
