Sentence examples for total extant from inspiring English sources

Neither Panzer nor Hain, however, paid much attention to the study of typography a characteristic that forms by far the most important clue to the origins of those incunabula, especially given the number of incunabula lacking any indication of printing or of the printer's name (roughly one third of the total extant).

Database verification indicates that at least 90% of the total extant population in the Highlands is covered.

Given that the known viral world represents but a small fraction of the total extant diversity, and given some of the unexpected discoveries coming from viral genomics recently, this is entirely possible.

The total extant introns are the results of long-term evolution of intron gain and loss, whereas the measured mutation rates are recent evolutionary features.

Although our sample represents only a small percentage of the total extant diversity of snakes, the need to include fossils and phenotypic data precluded the inclusion of thousands of snake species in this study from a practical perspective.

Fig. 3 Rate trends in biodiversity (change in total species extant during an interval), extinction (loss of species during an interval), and speciation (formation of new species) during the Middle and Late Devonian.

The final total of extant species may grow to exceed 32,500.

As of October, 2008, he owned three hundred ninety-seven versions of the piece; a hundred more are listed in his discography, and the total number of extant recordings, official and unofficial, must now run well past five hundred.

Based on previously reported qPCR determinations of 16S rRNA gene copy numbers for archaea from the same sample set (Soule et al.2009), AOA can account but for a small proportion of the extant total population of BSC archaea.

Species diversification rates, assuming an equal rate of random speciation Yule model, were calculated using the formula SR = [(loge(N loge(N0)]/T [34], [68], [69], where N is the total number of extant species in the clade of interest, N0 is the initial species diversity, usually taken as 1, and T is the inferred age of the clade (million years).

Basal angiosperms and basal eudicots (e.g., Ranunculales), while comprising a small percentage of the total number of extant angiosperm species, nonetheless encompass an astonishing spectrum of developmental patterns and floral forms [ 21, 22].