Sentence examples for that a genus from inspiring English sources

It is unlikely that a genus would survive for 60 million years; Dromaeosauroides lived during the Early Cretaceous, and Dromaeosaurus during the Late Cretaceous.

Similarly, if its homologs are found in other genera in the same family, then we name it the "genus-shared"; (ii) Given that a genus might only have one sequenced species, a mini-protein named "species-specific" does not automatically become genus-specific.

Kupicha) and V. quadrijuga P.H.Davis very likely belong here too, so that a genus Ervilia would probably comprise at least nine species.

The definition of a genus is somewhat arbitrary but most authorities agree that a genus should be monophyletic and occupy "an ecological situation - or adaptive zone - that is different from that occupied by the species of another genus" [ 87].

And it does not signify a second substance that is a genus.

All these genera, with exception of Blautia that is a genus in the Lachnospiraceae family, belong to the Clostridiales Family XI Incertae Sedis (Fig. 16).

Clostridium phage phiCD119 was the only one of these phages that belonged to a genus (phiCD119likevirus); the other three are currently unclassified.

Here we show that within a genus high quality assemblies can be cost effectively derived from about half the traditional Illumina coverage (~100x) for de novo assembly.

The network approach enabled the identification of putative "master" sequences and provided evidence that within a genus these master sequences are associated with distinct U3 regions.

It belongs to a genus that is still evolving, with new species occurring naturally.

South American Nothofagus species show highly variable germination behaviour, as expected for a genus that occupies a wide geographic and ecological range.