Sentence examples for sole species from inspiring English sources

Ciconiiform (order Ciconiiformes), any member of the five or six families of storklike birds: herons and bitterns (Ardeidae), the shoebill (sole species of the Balaenicipitidae), the hammerhead (sole species of the Scopidae), typical storks and wood storks (Ciconiidae), ibis and spoonbills (Threskiornithidae), and, according to some authorities, flamingos (Phoenicopteridae).

Stylophorum diphyllum is the sole species of the genus in the Western Hemisphere; it is grown as a garden flower, as are several Asian species, in rich, moist soil and partial shade.

Trichogramma chilonis was the sole species of parasitoid wasp found in parasitized H. armigera eggs during the study period.

P. parviflora R. Br. is the sole species of the genus and is restricted to the rivers of northern New South Wales (Abedinia et al. 1998).

The sourwood tree (also known as the sorrel tree) is the sole species in the genus Oxydendrum, in the family of Ericaceae (Table 1).

However, the use of bivalves as the sole species has some limitations, because they are not as responsive as fish to Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor agonists.

Meanwhile, our long reign as the sole human species on Earth appears to be shorter than we thought.

Aplodontia rufa is the sole remaining species of the family Aplodontidae (suborder Sciuromorpha, order Rodentia).

The sole Indian species was also part of the same European migration, about 25 million years ago after the Indian collision with Asia.

The ginkgophytes (division Ginkgophyta), although abundant, diverse, and widely distributed in the past, are represented now by a sole surviving species, Ginkgo biloba (maidenhair tree).

The sole Antarctic species, Kamptosoma asterias, is usually considered an echinothurioid, but its unusual morphology has made its position difficult to ascertain.