Sentences with phrase «new genera androconia»

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Cal - BRAIN will also train a new genera: on of interdisciplinary scientists and engineers, positioning California to pioneer the new tech sector of Neurotechnology, which will spur growth in economic activity and job creation.

A new study published in the open access journal ZooKeys reveals 4 new genera and 4 new species of bush crickets discovered in museum collections to prove the value of these institutions.

These animals Esselstyn and his colleagues have described are new species within new genera, because the animals could not be placed within any existing group.

A revision of the fossil swifts (Vertebrata, Aves, suborder Apodi), with descriptions of three new genera and two new species

Among the rich finds: a fossil sand dollar that Charles Darwin picked up in Patagonia in 1834, during his voyage on the Beagle; an exquisite coiled boa constrictor skeleton, 300 vertebrae long; and Nabokov's wooden cabinet of butterfly genitalia, the study of which enabled him to name seven new genera of Latin American blues.

She wrote to her sister Everina in 1787 that she was trying to become «the first of a new genus» of women — what some today might call «liberated».

The authors of the new study have proposed that the Haarlem specimen be assigned to a new genus, for which they suggest the name Ostromia — in honor of the American paleontologist John Ostrom, who first identified the fossil as a theropod dinosaur.

C. praetermissus was different enough from other chaetognaths to be labeled not only a new species, but also a new genus.

The foot and ankle bone seen here belonged to a large, plant - eating sauropodomorph called Glacialisaurus hammeri, a new genus and species of dinosaur that lived during the Early Jurassic period, approximately 190 million years ago.

It took getting down to the molecular level to discern this new genus.»

«I am delighted to have this new genus named after me.»

It represents not only a new species, but an entirely new genus.

«The evolutionary distance between the extinct stilt - legged horses and all living horses took us by surprise, but it presented us with an exciting opportunity to name a new genus of horse,» said senior author Beth Shapiro, professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at UC Santa Cruz.

They looked like those of modern Asiatic kiangs, but thanks to the research of my esteemed colleagues they are now known to belong to a new genus,» said Harington.

Researchers have decoded the chemistry of the first of a wealth of unique compounds produced by a new genus of bacteria that dwells in deep - ocean sediments, and they have found it to be a potent inhibitor of human cancers in lab experiments.

The paleontologists who analyzed two partial skulls found in South Carolina — one recently discovered by a diver and the other unearthed from the same formation more than 30 years ago — put the long - extinct creature in a new genus dubbed Inermorostrum, which roughly translated from Latin means «defenseless snout.»

The careful examination of fossil fragments from Panama has led Smithsonian scientists and colleagues to the discovery of a new genus and species of river dolphin that has been long extinct.

Coming up with a new genus based on newly discovered individuals has happened only a couple times since the 1800s, the scientists say.

The new genus and species of extinct baleen whale is based on a skull and associated bones unearthed from the Kokoamu Greensand, a noted fossil - bearing rock unit in the South Canterbury and Waitaki district from the Oligocene period, which extends from about 33.9 million to 23 million years ago.

The researchers think they have collected three other species of this new genus, but have yet to describe and name them.

The name of the new genus, Isthminia, recognizes both the Panama Isthmus and the fossil specimen's living relative, the Amazon river dolphin, Inia geoffrensis.

Researchers have described a new genus and species of cavefish from Mexico — the Oaxaca Cave Sleeper.

Former PhD student in the University of Otago's Department of Geology, Cheng - Hsiu Tsai and his supervisor, Professor Ewan Fordyce, have named the new genus Toipahautea waitaki, which translates in Māori as a baleen - origin whale from the Waitaki region.

The new genus is represented by two extinct species, Pseudomegachasma casei from Russia and Pseudomegachasma comanchensis from the U.S. that evolved from a group of extinct sandtiger sharks that likely had a fish - eating diet.

It represents a new genus and species, which Pyenson and Boersma have named Arktocara yakataga.

The study not only describes a new genus and species of bird - like dinosaur that lived during the Campanian stage of the Cretaceous in Mongolia but also sheds light on an unexpected amphibious lifestyle for raptorial dinosaurs.

«But to be able to name a new genus, and a seal genus at that, is incredibly rare and a great honor.»

Through DNA analysis and skull comparisons, however, Smithsonian scientists and colleagues have now clarified the Caribbean species» place on the seal family tree and created a completely new genus.

On the off chance that the dinosaur turns out to be a new genus of brachiosaurid, the museum plans to name it Sonorasaurus thompsoni.

Paleontologists have placed the creature in a new genus named Calvapilosa («hairy scalp» in Latin).

Its distinctive «horned neck» and flattened, cone - like eyes, as well as the location from where it was found, led the researchers to assign the insect to a new genus and species.

Based on analysis of more than 300 teeth, skull and lower - body measurements, Alba and colleagues assign the partial skeleton to a new genus and species of ancient ape, Pliobates cataloniae.

The researchers decided that the creature was sufficiently different from known primates to warrant a new genus.

They belonged to a large group called Psocoptera, which also contains the booklice, but they were a new genus.

Further, several scientists felt it also might be a new genus (the level above species).

Each with different expertise, they were able to collect, analyze, and identify a new genus and new species of bivalve mollusk.

In 2010, Rodrigo Ferreira of the Federal University of Lavras in Brazil and colleagues discovered a new genus of insect which they named Neotrogla.

The peculiar patterns and morphology initially led the researchers to think the species could be even a new genus.

He sent specimens off to insect specialist Charles Lienhard in Geneva, who recognized them as a new genus.

The new genus and species is named after two individuals.

This new discovery is the third new genus described by this group of scientists since 2012, and identifies a rodent with features never seen by the scientific community before.

With extremely large ears, long hind legs that may be used for hopping, long white incisors and very long urogenital hairs, the Hog - nosed rat is so genetically different from any other species that the scientists described it as a new genus.

Yet, these are only part of the reasons why the new planthopper needed to have a separate new genus established for itself.

Nicknamed «Casper» for obvious reasons, the octopus is almost certainly a new species, and possibly a new genus, researchers say.

A new genus of flea and its five new species have been described in an article in the Journal of Medical Entomology.

The fleas described in their paper had certain genital features not found in any known genera, prompting the authors to define a new genus they named Musserellus in honor of Dr. Guy Musser, who collected some of the specimens in Sulawesi in the 1970s.

Thus, the authors assigned this species to the new genus Albicetus, creating the new combination of Albicetus oxymycterus, gen. nov..

A 15 million year - old fossil sperm whale specimen from California belongs to a new genus, according to a study published December 9, 2015 in the open - access journal PLOS ONE by Alexandra Boersma and Nicholas Pyenson from the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History.