Sentence examples for type of preservation from inspiring English sources

Kalligrammatid lacewings are an extinct group known exclusively from this type of preservation, from the Middle Jurassic (about 160 million years ago) until the Early Cretaceous (about 120 million years ago), and their fossils have been discovered from across the world.

The type of preservation did not affect the outcomes.

Grimaldi [10] has even coined the term "ambalmed" to describe this type of preservation.

"Other sorts of chemical reactions may be at work, because this type of preservation isn't limited to arthropods," he says.

These ancient extinct fishes show a unique type of preservation of the cartilaginous braincase and demonstrate a combination of characters unknown in other vertebrate species, living or extinct.

The process design parameter can be applied for any type of preservation process, including continuous flow systems and alternative technology systems.

Because of the sudden death of captured organisms in amber, symbiotic associations may be preserved in a manner unlikely to occur with other types of preservation.

A total of 29 composite ovine milk samples, ranging between 20 × 103 and 2,200 × 103 cells/mL, were divided into 15 aliquots/milk sample corresponding to 5 SCC methods using 3 types of preservation (unpreserved, azidiol, and bronopol).

These differences may also help to identify fossils, by excluding from consideration organisms whose body parts do not match the combination of types of preservation found in a particular fossil bed.

Computed Tomography scans of 14 eggs showed two types of preservation: 1) relatively complete eggs containing no eggshell fragments (eggs C-E from site 13E01, eggs A E and F from site 18E01, egg E from site 18E02), and 2) eggs with randomly distributed eggshell fragments in the lower third of the egg interior (eggs A C from site 13E02, egg P from site 17E04).

All other types of preservation consisted of asphaltum and tar sands, gut contents and coprolites, peat and lignites, salt deposits, and silica and other types of permineralization, which collectively accounted for somewhat less than 1% (100) of body-fossil preservational types.