Sentence examples for subject species from inspiring English sources

Thus Representative Richard Pombo, Republican of California, a sustainable use man and a champion of trophy hunting, has written to Secretary of State Colin Powell insisting "that any future policy regarding various species -- whether the subject species are elephants, whales, turtles, or trees -- be based on sound science".

The maximum frequency of MN in the subject species was observed on day 15, with comparatively higher micronuclei induction in C. punctatus than in M. vittatus.

In order to achieve this goal the actual mechanisms and strategies that evolution has produced need to be elucidated from the subject species.

The DNA damage measured as percentage of tail DNA in the erythrocytes of the subject species is presented in Table3, which indicated that both fish species exposed to polluted river water exhibited significantly higher DNA damage (p < 0.01) as compared to baseline values.

The differentiation of genomic copy numbers between the target and the subject species is evolutionarily important.

Part II also provides a genome-wide overview of the CNV distribution for each subject species.

Understanding the terminology inherent to the subject of species provides an additional line of defense against falling prey to vague assertions of a species problem.

In many textbooks on evolution, the subject of species concepts is presented in one of the later chapters.

The subject of species was not a matter of debate when Carolus Linnaeus (1753) codified the taxonomic categories in the eighteenth century.

In our view, a chapter on the subject of species should be presented as an essential lesson in one of the earliest chapters (ideally immediately following an introductory chapter presenting the discoveries of Darwin and Mendel).

This discrepancy may be related to differences in subject age, species, and treatment used.