Sentence examples for specimens bringing from inspiring English sources

So this past summer, Dr. May headed out to still waters in New Jersey and elsewhere, collecting specimens, bringing them back to his campus lab, killing them, excising their genitals, squeezing them with forceps to inflate them into simulated tumescence and examining them in great detail.

Shelves hold amber molds made using prime specimens brought in for traditional mounting.

Nine specimens, brought home by the cat, were sent to the British Museum.

The Prado was originally created as a natural-history museum to house specimens brought as tributes to the Spanish royal family from around their empire.

John Hunter, the 18th-century anatomist, was fascinated by these animals, and wrote one of the first scientific reports on specimens brought to him from the river.

Plush oyster saloons continued to prosper by selling choice Eastern Seaboard specimens brought to market in New York, but the days of the inexpensive, abundant local oyster were over.

For example, Susan Herrington's Surf and Turf, a neat row of potted exotic plants, recalls specimens brought from the colonies to stock early European gardens; in nearby beds the exotic plants thrive alongside native species.

Now it will be performed in the London museum's Jerwood Gallery, not far from its Darwin centre, where many of the original specimens brought back by the naturalist are on display.

Like scholar William Stanton before him, Philbrick tells how the massive collection of artifacts and other specimens brought back from the Ex.

Here he kept a collection of natural history specimens and an extensive herbarium together with seeds and ethnographic specimens brought back from his voyage.

Apart from the King Island emu specimens brought to France, a few are also known to have been brought to mainland Australia in 1803, but their fate is unknown.