Sentence examples for young humans from inspiring English sources

Young marmosets, like young humans, use cues from adults as they develop vocalizations.

The new "leopards" will be young humans taking part in the first Festival of Mongolia tomorrow at the Central Park Zoo.

Even very young humans are better than these crows at noticing the novel, the accidental and the serendipitous and at using that experience to imagine new opportunities.

Rosemary Wells is best known for her "Max and Ruby" series, in which fluffy white rabbits with straight-standing ears behave uncannily like young humans.

The Pageant Wagon Stage will welcome Dreamweaver Productions, presenting its "Dragon Scales and Faerie Tales," a show in which an eight-foot baby dragon — very fond of young humans — hatches.

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Each receives a unit of young human plasma or saline once a week for four weeks.

"Some of them are just shells — and shells of very young human beings.

It's the natural desire of a young human being to explore, experiment, build and imagine.

"Emergence of young human genes after a burst of retroposition in primates".

In this naughtiness, Peter is like a child, utterly recognizable to his young human admirers.