Sentences with phrase «holotype of»
These are photographs of the Holotype of Borealopelta markmitchelli.
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Another butterflies - in - the - stomach moment is seeing the holotype of Microraptor gui, the four - winged dinosaur first described in 2003.
Upper (left) and under (right) side of the male holotype of Attenborough's Blackeyed - Satyr (Euptychia attenboroughi).
Not exact matches
«Two very important bones of the holotype were partially damaged,» says Martin Röper, director of the museum.
The holotype (the name - bearing specimen of this new species) was collected during fieldwork off Kudat in Malaysian Borneo, funded by WWF - Malaysia.
Shown is the scanned image of Plate LIV from original description of Pteropus phaeocephalus Thomas 1882, which is presumably based on the holotype (B) dorsal view and (C) ventral view of Pteropuspelagicus pelagicus from Satawan Atoll (D) ventral view and (E) dorsal view of Pteropusphaeocephalus insularis from Weno, Chuuk Lagoon.
The holotype specimen was collected in Madagascar in 1967 and is housed among the collection of the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle of Paris, France.
The comparison with the skull of the male holotype allowed the scientists to assign the female specimen to its species.
«With the help of Micro-CT you can investigate even the skeleton of very valuable samples like holotypes without destroying them,» explains David Proetzel.
About 75 % of all Allosaurus fossils have been recovered from the Morrison Formation totalling more than sixty partial and nearly - complete specimens, including the first holotype specimen.
This holotype specimen — the single physical example of a species — is part of the Burke Museum's vertebrate paleontology collection.
The holotype upper jaw of Australopithecus deyiremeda (BRT - VP - 3 / 1) found in Ethiopia on March 4, 2011, is shown in this image released to Reuters on May 26, 2015.
TYPE: in the Linnean Herbarium, from a cultivated plant grown in the garden of George Clifford, between Haarlem and Leyden, Holland, collected by Linnaeus (No. 4) and bearing his label» Mimosa cornigera,» presumably grown from Mexican seed (Rudd, 1964)(holotype, BM; fragment and photo, US).