Sentence examples for organisms whose from inspiring English sources

We are far more comfortable with archetypal individuals like organisms, whose parts appear tightly organized into single, recognizable units.

To the scientists' surprise, they found a huge diversity of organisms whose composition swung wildly over time.

A species is a group of organisms whose members interbreed and are reproductively isolated from all other organisms.

The scientists suspect they might have been euthycarcinoids -- rare fossil organisms whose segmented bodies included protective outer shells and long legs.

In the organisms whose genomes have been decoded so far, about a third of the genes are novel, with no matches in the databases.

Prokaryotes--those organisms whose cells lack nuclei--don't have introns.

Another meaning of chimeras is more markedly genotypic: chimeras are organisms whose DNA includes sequences from different lineages.

The scheme combined all eukaryotes, which are organisms whose DNA is enclosed in a nucleus, into one large group, and split the prokaryotes, which are organisms whose DNA is not contained in a nucleus, into the bacteria and archaea.

This is non-circular because homology status (general vs. special) is being assigned based on the properties of organisms whose relationships are not being assessed.

These longer stretches are then tested for matches against a library of gene sequences from organisms whose genetic makeup is already known.

These are the organisms whose genealogical relationships are of interest to you as a researcher (a minimum of three taxa is required).