Sentence examples for the three extant from inspiring English sources
While useful for isolating homologous DNA, this complicates bioinformatic approaches to identify chondrichthyan-specific non-coding DNA elements The Chondrichthyes (cartilaginous fish) are one of the three extant major clades of jawed vertebrates and comprise two sister-groups; the elasmobranchs (sharks, skates and rays) and the holocephalans (chimeras and ratfish - Figure 1).
Members of the three extant orders differ markedly in their structural appearance.
During his stay in Hungary (1004), Bruno wrote the best of the three extant biographies of Adalbert.
Indeed, it testifies to the mutual trust between Harding and the orchestra that the third movement, the most intimate and anguished of the three extant movements, was in many ways the most successful.
At the Sprengel Museum in Hanover, home of the vast Schwitters archive, there is a reconstruction of the Merzbau, based on the three extant photographs of it – and it gives the visitor a powerful sense of what the original must have been like.
The three extant species are: forest African elephant (Loxodonta cyclotis), bush African elephant (L. africana), and Asian elephant (Elephas maximus, with three subspecies).
Henry Singleton has since moved to Santa Fe, and the ninety-six extant B-1s remain grounded with mechanical problems.
Dr. Melanie Stiassny, curator of fishes at the American Museum of Natural History, calls the seven extant species "the last few tips of an evolutionary tree that reaches to the Cretaceous," which makes them rough contemporaries with the stegosaurus.
The six extant comedies of Terence (Publius Terentius Afer; c. 190 159) provide a sense of the variation in the comic tradition of the 2nd century.
The two extant regional telecommunications companies, Telecom and Telefónica, in 1989 90 had replaced the state-owned Entel company, which was notorious for decade-long waits for installations.
Especially interesting are the two extant home movies of Branch, taken by a "photo buff" relative: one in black-and-white, also from October, 1946 (whether before or after the killing isn't clear), and one in color, from 1953.
