Sentence examples for preserved organisms from inspiring English sources

An array of living and preserved organisms (Table 1) was scattered throughout the lab at different workstations (see Online Supplemental Materials for the complete week one lesson plan in Appendix 2).

Biogeographic and paleoecological data are among the main sources of information for dating phylogenetic nodes, either as a complement to the fossil record, or as the only available evidence in poorly preserved organisms.

With the development of new methods to sequence DNA from preserved organisms, existing archival collections can be used to document the population genetic structure of deep-sea species.

'Orsten' - fossils are tiny, three-dimensionally preserved organisms belonging to numerous systematic groups, known from the Lower Cambrian to Lower Ordovician from various continents (for more details see Maas et al. ).

Lowering quotas and creating refuges free of exploitation, for instance, might preserve organisms' normal size and life cycle.

This was possible because M4RT is designed to preserve organism integrity rather than act as a precursor to lysis, which occurs with some other commercial systems.

The conservation of molecular remains in organically preserved Ediacaran organisms opens a new path for unravelling the natures of the Ediacara biota.

HSPs have subsequently been found in numerous organisms, and the DNA sequencing and subsequent protein structure is highly preserved between organisms [ 38].

These samples offer a reservoir of precious information about preserved plankton organisms.

It was previously shown that this "guilt by association" heuristic is universal and preserved beyond organism boundaries [ 12, 13] and that transcriptional control is overwhelmingly modular and appropriate for characterizing gene functions based on module assignment [ 14].

This may sound trivial, until one realizes that the fossil record seldom preserves whole organisms intact.