Sentence examples for standard species from inspiring English sources

The standard species include Dover sole, red snapper, pompano and John Dory, but Avra makes an effort to sell more unusual Mediterranean species, like white bream, blue-spotted bream and pandora.

The Cellular Energy Allocation (CEA) method was used to study the effects of Cd in the soil standard species Enchytraeus albidus (Oligochaeta).

Testing organisms are chosen from a list of universal standard species that are representative for trophic levels in general rather than present in a given receiving environment (Table 1) [25].

Even though the DEBtox framework was designed for standard toxicity bioassays carried out with standard species (fish, daphnids), we applied the growth and reproduction models to M. micrura, by adapting the data available using a weight-length allometric relationship.

The quantitative FT-IR analysis involved the spectral deconvolution in the CH vibrations regions and the calibration factors of diverse standard species having spectral characteristics suitable for the detailed peak-to-peak analysis of the CH stretching (3100 2800 cm−1) and aromatic CH bending (900 700 cm−1) regions.

The tropical cladoceran species, exposed under more realistic conditions, revealed to be more sensitive than the laboratory standard species: lethal effects were only observed for D. brachyurum and sublethal effects were noticed at a lower deltamethrin concentration for this species than for D. magna.

TIGR is a member of the GO Consortium [ 70], a collaborative international effort to organize and define gene products using standard, species-independent terminology.

The standard for species delimitation in mycology remains the genealogical concordance species recognition concept first advocated by Taylor et al. (41).

First, according to the standard biological species definition wherein reproductive isolation was the primary criterion for separate species status, Neanderthals and modern humans might represent two subspecies of H. sapiens, as many paleoanthropologists have contended.

Testing for T identification is focused on standard aquatic species but could also be complemented by e.g. information from other species.

Although sequencing of the internal transcribed spacer (ITS) regions of the rDNA is often regarded as a 'gold standard' in species diagnosis in fungi [ 13], the resolution of ITS sequences was not sufficient to differentiate species in this complex [ 10].