This skull was recognized as an unnamed hypsilophodont for many years, until Galton made it the type specimen of new genus and species Bugenasaura infernalis ("large-cheeked lizard belonging to the lower regions", infernalis being a reference to the Hell Creek Formation).
Applications of this technology will include planar immunoassays with nanoscale control over the diagnostic information and concomitant deep penetration capability into soft tissue specimens, development of new nanophotonic systems, and fabrication of nanoscale bar codes addressable by the nanocages and their patterns.
Note that this workflow addresses the "freezer study" scenario, where the ancillary study's additional measurements come from analysis of existing specimens, not collection of new specimens or clinical data.
One of Woolf's principal specimens of the new, post-realist fiction was Joyce's "Ulysses," a novel about twentieth-century Dublin whose characters are all based on characters in the Odyssey.
They were not just any records, but the first-ever specimens of a new invention: the 45-r.p.m. single.
Specimens of the new knifefish were collected both in the main channel of the Mazarumi and in two of its tributaries.
All of which makes it more vital that we seek to honour Wedgwood's founding wish and save these wonderful specimens of his new and old articles.
Because diagnostic scales and scurf, or small scales, are easily lost in the process of collecting and preparing herbarium specimens of the new species, the potential for confusion among related species is increased.
In Saga and now Marcella, Rosenfeldt can lay claim to creating prime specimens of a new breed of strong female TV characters, alongside The Killing's Sarah Lund and Happy Valley's Catherine Cawood.
The fame of the Parthian horses soon reached the Chinese Imperial court and led the emperor Han Wu Ti to send an expedition westward as far as Fergana to bring back specimens of the new breed in 101 bc.
