Sentence examples for supposedly extant from inspiring English sources
Though certain events and characters in this film have been dramatized, sightings of 'Submarine' [the name it gives to the supposedly extant shark] continue to this day.
(iii) Along similar lines, horizontal infection could occur from 'seed banks' of ancient symbiont spores in the environment, thereby obscuring apparent biogeographic patterns among supposedly extant symbiont lineages.
A possible explanation for this is that the first taxa of each monophylum supposedly had, and their extant progeny may still retain, predominantly plesiomorphic traits compared to the more derived members of the clade.
Inferences generated thus far have implied a near-immobile ribcage associated with a pulmonary system similar to that of extant reptiles, thereby supposedly encumbering the clade with an ectotherm-like routine metabolic rate [9], [10], or present a more equivocal interpretation of affinity with either an avian or a crocodylian-like respiratory system [8].
Breton lay, Middle English Lai Breton, poetic form so called because Breton professional storytellers supposedly recited similar poems, though none are extant.
An alternative strategy is to assign a supposedly enigmatic taxa to one or other extant group, that is somewhere within a given crown-group.
The so-called Lamprias catalogue, an ancient library catalogue (preserved mutilated), supposedly compiled by Plutarch's son Lamprias, lists 227 works, several of them no longer extant (Russell 1973, 18 19).
"Those are kings … supposedly".
