Sentence examples for universal primate from inspiring English sources

Visitors, gowned and booted so as not to expose the animals to human germs, are instructed not to stare at the monkeys -- a universal primate challenge -- for fear of upsetting them.

By comparing genomic data from several mammals we identified the UTX/ UTY locus as the best candidate for a universal primate sexing marker.

The pope retains eight other titles: bishop of Rome; vicar of Jesus Christ; successor of the prince of the apostles; supreme pontiff of the universal church; primate of Italy; archbishop and metropolitan of the province of Rome; sovereign of Vatican City State; and servant of the servants of God.

In the Annuario Pontificio, the official Vatican directory, the pope is described as bishop of Rome, vicar of Jesus Christ, successor of the prince of the Apostles, pontifex maximus ("supreme pontiff") of the universal church, primate of Italy, archbishop and metropolitan of the Roman province, sovereign of the state of Vatican City, and servant of the servants of God.

Rhesus and vervet monkeys showed a strong ear preference to conspecific communication sounds of varying emotional valence suggesting that a species-specific ear-hemispheric advantage is universal across primates [ 48].

He glances slyly from side to side, making sure his audience is taking all this in, before raising his palms to his clavicles, elbows akimbo, in the universal gesture of primate territorial challenge.

This allele is universal in other primates.

We review the literature with emphasis on the syncytin family and propose that syncytins may represent universal fusogens in primates and rodents, which work together with a number of other proteins to regulate the cell fusion machinery.

As the bearer of the Petrine office, the pope is raised to a position of lonely eminence as chief bishop, or primate, of the universal church.

As a primate adaptation, cognitive universals are particularly important to the study of literature because they, as a cluster of related features that all humans share, allow us to know how someone else's mind is likely to be operating.

A special expertise is needed to make such distinctions, and this expertise is nearly universal, not only in humans but in other primates.