Sentence examples for of external characters from inspiring English sources

However, the discrimination among most of the Mastomys species is often difficult, if not impossible, on the basis of external characters.

In the last few years the development of external characters was described in detail for several turtle species [38] [42], but the stages designed by Yntema [34] remained standard.

At one extreme, Pocock [ 4] divided extant mustelids into 15 (mostly monotypic) subfamilies based on descriptive analyses of external characters (e.g. structure of the rhinarium and feet).

In contemporary mineralogy disputes, Berzelius frequently sided with René-Just Haüy, who based his crystallography on the existence of distinct compounds as interpreted through Lavoisier's chemistry, and against the school of Abraham Gottlob Werner, who relied on external characters such as colour, texture, and hardness to discriminate between species of minerals.

Specimens were preserved in 70 95% ethanol, or a solution of dimethyl sulphoxide, disodium EDTA, and saturated NaCl [35], after examination and identification based on external characters.

Larvae and pupae were examined for external characters.

Storage of the sample derivative hierarchy data in the CDM is configured to include the information about and, optionally, a stable link to external character datasets, or the stored character datasets themselves.

According to "On the External Characters of Minerals," a seminal taxonomy of color produced in 1774 by the German geologist A. G.

Nine external characters of the flight apparatus were measured to the nearest 0.1 mm [11] (Table 6).

For example, cantalupensis, reticulatus, and makuwa are consumed as a dessert fruit because of its high sugar content and excellent external characters in Taiwan.

Meanwhile, some numerical examples are also included to discuss the influence of loading positions, types of external forces, stratified characters and weak and thin interlayer on the dynamic response of the layered piezoelectric medium.