Sentence examples for of that genus from inspiring English sources

She isn't really – she's one of that genus, of which Mary Leiter is a famous example.

Darwin's theory had instant appeal, in part because it explained the hierarchical pattern of resemblance: species in a common genus are similar because they evolved from a common ancestral species, the (possibly now extinct) founder of that genus.

The petals of that genus are often broad at the base, then narrowed, and finally with another broader, often dangling portion.

The most common member of that genus is A. californicum (Eurypelma californicum; sometimes E. californica), which is found in California, Texas, and Arizona.

Paleontologists originally thought the Mojoceratops was part of that genus, and used plaster to restore the fossil to make the two specimens look identical.

One extinct hamster of Cricetus, for example, lived in North Africa during the Middle Miocene, but the only extant member of that genus is the common hamster of Eurasia.

The low number of core genes suggests that genus Fusobacterium contains a diverse genome structure.

Sohn must own a copy of Travelogue or Reproduction, so conversant does he seem to be with that genus of frigid sonics.

(Kumquat actually is a close relative of citrus, moved from that genus in 1915 to the closely related genus Fortunella).

While the monophyly of the family is questionable, that of the genus Jaera is not.

Terminalia ivorensis, a timber tree, is the sole member of the genus that occurs naturally in West Africa.