Sentence examples for species explicitly from inspiring English sources

But not all species explicitly avoid contact with yuck-inducing substances.

Darwin explored these themes and the replacement of the extinct cavy by the modern species explicitly in his February 1835 essay (Darwin 1835a).

The Fagaceae allocated to evergreen are those five species explicitly listed as evergreen in Table 3 and those identified as evergreen from the USDA PLANTS database [19], which currently includes the addition of three live oak species.

This clearly differentiates Henry from anti-representationalists like Olivi and Ockham in his later phase, even though Henry remains one of the first authoritative masters to eliminate the mediation of intelligible species explicitly on the basis of the principle of economy (as is made further evident by the reactions of his contemporaries and the masters of the next generation).

The model we use treats atoms of the molecular species explicitly.

For example, the time-evolution of the serum IgG concentration could be more realistically represented in the shape space of IgG specificities to model the simultaneous infection by different bacteria species explicitly.

We further analyzed the species-to-species associations, explicitly accounting for the spatial structure of observed plots over the study region, with the HMSC – Hierarchical Model of Species Communities (Warton et al. 2015; Ovaskainen et al. 2016; Ovaskainen et al. 2017).

Darwin's first theory of the origin of species was explicitly saltational, invoking geographic isolation as the main cause of the abrupt appearance of new species.

Incorporating species requirements explicitly, alongside traditional land use practices conducive for habitat conservation, into adaptation planning and conservation policy will be necessary to retain long-term multifunctionality of such agricultural landscapes.

Considering the results, water provision policies of semi-arid conservation areas supporting large water-dependent herbivore species should explicitly recognise and consequently aim to mimic spatio-temporal variability in surface-water availability.

It is also little understood that Darwin, despite the title of his seminal work, On the Origin of Species, never explicitly explained how natural selection leads to speciation.