Sentence examples for young specimen from inspiring English sources

In early 1858, on Ternate in Malaysia, a young specimen collector was tracking the island's elusive birds of paradise when he was struck by malaria.

A section of a young specimen shows a whitish homogeneous flesh that with age becomes a rich dark colour showing a lighter marbling.

I imagined Fred edging out of his wooden house to find something to eat, a young specimen of an old species on a young island in an old world.

I once came across an unlucky young specimen that had somehow grounded itself on a lawn and, with its minuscule legs and long encumbering wings, couldn't regain the air.

All values reported above are based on findings described for a group of young specimen (ACL, IT: mean age 27 years; MCL, PCL: mean age unknown).

A very young specimen was trapped in Costa Rica in March.

The first collections made of the mushroom were of young, immature specimens, from which authors were unable to obtain spores for examination.

Two young specimens arrived and took their clothes off.

Gleba entirely white in young specimens, no columella present.

The curved thorns were a lovely golden or reddish color, and young specimens were absolutely charming.

Choose firm young specimens that are still tightly closed and without gills.