Sentence examples for preserved specimens from inspiring English sources

Only non preserved specimens were collected as preservatives such as ethanol could influence the isotopic signature.

No preserved specimens exist today.

But the actors are obviously preserved specimens.

No preserved specimens exist today, but the sea cow was certainly the largest sirenian.

Most of the fossil feathers are only known to science as 2D preserved specimens, which obscures important details regarding feather anatomy and colouring.

It was hard to breathe, and each time he exhaled the moisture froze on his face: a chandelier of crystals hung from his beard; his eyebrows were encased like preserved specimens; his eyelashes cracked when he blinked.

Tyrannosaurids had only two, although the vestigial metacarpal of the third are preserved in some well-preserved specimens.

There are 900 fluid-preserved specimens, including fetuses and organs, and a wall of skulls used for medical research dozens of years ago.

(An analysis of museum-preserved specimens hints that G. bonplandi eats small crustaceans and juvenile squid, possibly even those of its own species).

The largest and best-preserved specimens are both ulnas.

Two amber-preserved specimens provide evidence that the earliest known mushroom-forming fungi (the extinct species Archaeomarasmius leggetti) appeared during the mid-Cretaceous, 90 Ma.