The 1935 specimen, named "Cleopatra arrima", proved hardier than its predecessor, surviving almost a year in captivity until again succumbing to parasites.
Soon it's Vivian's innards he's obsessed with, unaware that she's already promised to the leader of her pack, a sleek specimen named Gabriel Olivier Martinezz).
The way the software deleted files was like little else the company had seen, but it had been seen in one other piece of malware, a specimen named Backdoor.Contopee, which had been used to hack into financial organisations in south-east Asia.
A new test specimen named the sandwich tearing beam (STB) is proposed as a fracture test method to measure the face/core debond fracture toughness of sandwich materials loaded under mode III.
The surreal, film-like narrative follows a man with serious dancing skills who is abducted by aliens that look like Victorian fop children (white wigs and all) and transformed via surgery into a "perfect specimen" named Jean Noel.
A live rhinoceros was not seen again in Europe until a second specimen, named Abada, arrived from India at the court of Sebastian of Portugal in 1577, being later inherited by Philip II of Spain around 1580.
Each request form for histopathological examination was assessed for the presence and completeness of information regarding; patient's demographic data (age, gender), clinical history or differential diagnosis, site of biopsy, description of specimen, name of referring clinician or contact number and signature.
Table 1 [see Additional file 1] lists specimen information, geographic origin of the specimens, names of collectors, and GenBank accession numbers.
Write on a separate card info about the specimen: scientific name, common name, date/location of collection, collector's name.
