Sentence examples for one genus from inspiring English sources

Contemporary taxonomic and phylogenetic work on the family recognizes one genus, Trithuria Hook.

It's essentialist folly to insist on the necessity of shoehorning your fossil into one genus or the other.

One genus, Cyclothone, is particularly remarkable because of its abundance in both numbers and biomass.

One genus, Dinopis, the net-casting spider, carries a web that is thrown over prey.

"In this very isolated valley, you've got the possibility of three or four species and one genus disappearing with very little habitat damage," he said.

The team discovered five new species and one genus - the biological category that is higher than species - that was new to science.

Such an expedition to Tahiti did just that, uncovering dozens of species new to science in one genus of long-legged flies.

"This study provides further support for the hypothesis that humans and chimpanzees should be in one genus, rather than in two different genera, because we not only share extremely similar genomes, we share similar generation time," said Dr Yi.

It may be that a new species is being erected to go into that genus, but it may also be that a species is being taken out of one genus and placed in its own genus.

Sapovirus is one genus within Caliciviridae family that causes diarrhea in humans and animals.

Subspecies-specific primers (BAB3, BAB4 and BAB5) and one genus-specific primer were designed from the alignment of the sequences.