Sentence examples for whole specimens from inspiring English sources
However, the great majority (70%) of available species phylogenies for Neotropical freshwater teleosts employ comparative morphology alone, partly because species-level sampling for most taxa requires collections over large spatial (103 104 km) scales, and collections of whole specimens for morphological study are readily available for many taxa from natural history museums.
Museum collections include everything from whole specimens, skeletons and fossils to tissue samples, cell lines and DNA libraries.
Whole specimens are hardly ever found, due to the squid's elusive nature.
None were from live animals, but rather from parts, or occasionally whole specimens, washed up on shore.
To avoid damaging the type specimen (SJ Moore 24567), the whole specimens were observed under low vacuum mode of the SEM without pretreatment (i.e., fixation, dehydration, and coating).
Total DNA was extracted from whole specimens or abdominal tissue in large specimens using the DNeasy Tissue kit (QIAGEN).
When the whole specimen is crushed the response stiffens again.
Whether the PTB adequately represents the whole specimen is of critical importance.
The process continues until the failure of the whole specimen occurs.
SBs are always inclined at 45° to the loading axis, and extend across the whole specimen.
In addition, red-green-blue (RGB) curves were adjusted individually or together to highlight all the crystal intensities in individual frames across the whole specimen.
