Sentence examples for regular species from inspiring English sources

This is the first guide to finding every one of Britain's 58 regular species, with detailed site guides and beautiful photographs.

Irregular sea urchins can be distinguished from "regular" species by the absence of festoons in their entire digestive tract.

In "regular" species, this structure is most prominent in taxa such as the Echinothurioida (e.g. Figure 3D) or the Diadematidae (e.g. Figure 4C).

This reaction assumes that three species are defined in the model: a regular species aatRNA_eEF1A_GTP, a multistate species 80S with one site codon, and another multistate species 80S_aatRNA_eEF1A_GTP with one site codona.

The complex can be used in any context in which a regular species appears, but it has the advantage that if one of its components is changed by the user (e.g., renamed) those changes are seamlessly carried to all the complexes that contain that (now modified) species.

This process is tightly regulated in space and time, with a new pair of somites of approximately the same size being formed with a regular species-specific time period [2].

Within the four subregions (Table 1), both aspects of community similarity exhibited distance decay (Fig. 3 & 4), but it was less regular for species richness than for species composition in the Andes, Caribbean and Central American subregions (Fig. 3 & 4).

Compared with two decades ago, 45% of regular native species are ranging more widely while 32% are living in smaller areas; the rest have stayed put.

Of the 59 resident and regular migrant species, 53 have been seen, an occurence called "exceptional" by Butterfly Conservation's chief executive Martin Warren.

With a regular mirror, species that prefer head tail orientation during lateral display are unable to do so, which might lead to aberrant responses that would not accurately reflect behaviour in a real contest.

The larger tetraploid "race", as Peter Taylor called it, can be up to twice as large as the regular diploid species.