Sentence examples for species part from inspiring English sources

The photograph implicitly asks: What could possibly matter more than this, the preservation of our species?' Part of the beauty of children is their obliviousness to history.

The owners, Celine Grennan and her loquacious husband, Seamus, sent us down the street to the Village Tavern, a pub so classic it should be declared a protected species: part grocery store, part town living room, part pub, part restaurant.

The resulting book is part natural history, part adventure story (starring Mr. Weidensaul as a kind of ecological-minded Indiana Jones, roaming the world in search of missing species), part essay on the human "need to believe the world is more complete than the catalog of vanishing ecosystems would indicate".

This lovingly detailed adaptation of Alan Snow's Here Be Monsters introduces us to a junk-loving species – part Womble, part Morlock – who reside in a cobbled town's sewers, demonised by cheese-fattened bigwigs, until a human defection to the Boxtroll ranks overturns all previous certainties.

"The decline of the honey bee is a well-documented problem and projects like this all help to keep this important species part of the UK habitat".

The measure which has parallels with Washington state's successful 2015 measure backed by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen does include several exemptions, including for "the donation of a covered animal species part or product to a bona fide scientific or education institution for scientific or educational purposes".

The idea of legalising the trade in a species' parts in order to preserve them it is not without backers beyond the southern African states.

Hong Kong customs seized an illegal shipment of ivory tusks, rhino horns and leopard skins worth more than $5M, officials said, the second seizure of endangered species parts in a month in the port city.

The haul, which included more than 1,000 elephant tusks, was the second seizure of endangered species parts in a month in the city, home to one of the busiest ports in the world.

Although the paradigm of species-as-individuals has been accepted for decades (Ghiselin 1974; Hull 1988; Coleman and Wiley 2001; Stamos 2007; Rieppel 2009), the view is not intuitively obvious because species' parts appear so loosely organized.

For other species, parts of each gene were cloned and inserted into plasmid vectors, and species-specific probes were prepared (Table 1).