As an example, the NSF-funded Arthropod Inventory of Madagascar has shipped over a third of million specimens to over 150 participating taxonomic collaborators [5].
Psittacosaurus is known from over 400 individual specimens, of which over 75 have been assigned to the type species, P. mongoliensis.
Or you could obtain virtual copies of different specimens of F1 over the Web for nothing, courtesy of MIT ( shea.mit.edu), Tufts (perseus.tufts.edu) and the University of Pennsylvania (library.upenn.edu/etext/collections/furness).upenn.edu/etext/collections/furness
Here they wield their entomological forceps over cases of specimens, watched over silently by terracotta clay wild boars, owls and antelopes set into the building's roof pillars.
He produced images of over 3,000 mastectomy specimens, and observed different forms and stages of cancer.
In a study of the movement patterns of two adult specimens of this species over a 27-day period, the researcher found that their activity range areas to be very low, comparable to other predators who ambush prey rather than actively hunt them.
To test the hypothesis that rapid morphological change is frequent in rodents on the mainland as well as on islands, and to investigate whether such change is being driven by either climate change specifically or increases in human populations generally, we sampled museum specimens of mammals collected over the last 100+ years.
Through the years, Mr. Pawloski has cataloged over 10,000 specimens of minerals, and he has another 10,000 to be cataloged.
La was over-expressed at both mRNA and protein levels in surgical specimens of human lung cancer and the over-expression of La mRNA conferred a poorer prognosis.
Boise's numerous city parks contain specimens of trees from all over the world, many planted by U.S. presidents and visiting dignitaries.
