Sentence examples for range of extant from inspiring English sources
To get us out of this mess, we need a full range of extant remedies, a tireless search for new ones and the nimbleness and open-mindedness to evaluate progress dispassionately and adapt our strategy accordingly.
The range of extant nest architectures for different types of solitary to social insects as well as the key features in their architecture has assisted in the identification of their structures in the geologic record.
The phylogenetically informed regression analysis of mineralized eggshell thickness versus egg mass in a wide taxonomic range of extant and extinct egg laying amniotes (Fig. 4a) revealed a significant positive relationship between egg size (mass) and shell thickness, with considerable phylogenetic signal (λ = 0.86; p < 0.001; see SI).
In this way a broad range of models is generated, including a wide range of extant item response models as well as some new ones.
However, the thickening of S. fatalis femurs was within the range of extant felids.
In the most detailed study, Einoder and Richardson [20] took foot measurements (including claws) from a range of extant Australasian raptors, looking for ecological links with prey choice, size, "hunting-killing technique", and phylogeny.
Does the skeletal sample from Palau [7], [8] fall within observed morphological size ranges of extant small-bodied humans and is the skeletal sample homogenous or heterogenous?
In addition, we detected a range of extinct, extant and endangered taxa, including some that are rare in the fossil record.
Although the chronological range of the extant Khotanese material is limited to only a few centuries, probably the 7th to the 10th, a rapid development of the language is apparent.
Aye-ayes have the largest species range of any extant lemur (fig. 1; Mittermeier et al. 2010).
Although fossil fissipeds were unavailable for this study, previous studies suggest that most fossil fissipeds (except sabre-toothed cats) fall within the range of morphospace of extant clades [ 33].
