Sentences with phrase «of genera»

A world - monograph of the genera Ascobolus and Saccobolus (Ascomycetes, Pezizales).
Hoeck (2011) recognizes a single species each in Procavia and Heterohyrax and three species of Dendrohyrax, but notes that further study is likely to confirm additional cryptic species in each of these genera.
About 17 % of all families, 50 % of all genera and 75 % of species went extinct.
Composed of 246 hybrid half - human, half - animal figurines with leather wings, feathered antennae and female legs, this installation is laid out in the form of entomological plates suggesting notions of the classification and hierarchization of species and, by extension, of genera (woman, animal) and peoples.
As I understand the situations you describe, you'd be running into lots of «ad - hock» movements, so a lot of the route - planning abstractions you see in games of this genera would take some adapting before they could be used.
Cerithium, and Batillaria: Small high spired shells that inhabit shallow intertidal waters, members of these genera are very common just off the beach at Ambergris Caye and in the shallow muddy areas in San Pedro lagoon.
This is said to be a much faster way of entering text, where One Mobile Ring reported a world record was broken in August — with the words «the razor - toothed piranhas of the genera Serrasalmus and Pygocentrus are the most ferocious freshwater fish in the world.
Melissa Thompson from Manchester wrote: «the razor - toothed piranhas of the genera Serrasalmus and Pygocentrus are the most ferocious freshwater fish in the world.
There are summary tables indicating the number of genera and species within the order; the distinctions in size, habitat, and global range; social behavior; common characteristics; and the conservation status of particular members of the order.
Studies have shown the ability of FOS and GOS to promote the growth of gut bacteria of the genera Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillus11.
However some members of the genera Enterococcus and Streptococcus include some disease - causing organisms and therefore you should consult your healthcare provider before consuming supplements containing these substances.
A DNA test on a shale sample revealed hundreds of genera of microorganisms, including ones capable of decomposing organic materials within the shale and weakening it.
Whilst statistical significance was not achieved, there is marginal evidence that the numbers of genera decrease with age when individually considered, but that the total number of bacteria is independent of age.
The current study also describes the first observation of the genera Soehngenia detected within a sample originating from a human, in this instance urine, seen in four of the subjects, male (n = 1) and female (n = 3).
In agreement with Fouts et al. (2012), the data presented here concurs that the different sexes have significantly different genera of bacteria present in their urine, different numbers of genera and that sequences in the main belong to the phylum Firmicutes for both male and female samples, as in the study by Siddiqui et al. (2011).
A review of the Madagascan pelican spiders of the genera Eriauchenius O. Pickard - Cambridge, 1881 and Madagascarchaea gen. n. (Araneae, Archaeidae).
In a paper published today in PLOS ONE, researchers compared the skeletons of 66 modern and 78 extinct kangaroos from a variety of genera and species.
In lab tests, bacterial strains of the genera Bacillus, Lactococcus, Pantoea and Burkholderia effectively inhibited the growth of Pseudomonas bacteria isolated from infected acacia leaves.
Over the next 4 years, Blackburn will lead an effort to CT scan more than 20,000 vertebrate specimens, representing 80 % of all genera, from 16 museum and university collections across the United States.
Among the primates and the carnivores, up to 40 % of genera show some form of paternal care (Kleiman and Malcolm 1981).
Church leader and author Pete Greig has dubbed climate change as the biggest challenge of our genera... More
Insofar as the «many» refers to the disjunctive multiplicity of eternal objects it is not representable in terms of a logic of genera and species.
That there are two primordial genera of entities: (a) eternal objects and (b) actual entities, and that all other entities are derivative complexes involving entities from both of these genera.
For this reader (and others of my genus) the reference to Kinsey immediately conjures up images of a survey of prison inmates or former guests from the Phil Donahue Show.
2000 years ago: Philo Judeaus said: «The letter of this statement is plain enough; for it is expressed according to the symbol of the part, a half of the whole, each party, the man and the woman, being as sections of nature co-equal for the production of that genus which is called man.»
While in the physical world differences have a history and a relationality as ancient and as wide as the cosmos, in the intellect they are considered intheir specificity - their «formal» specificity - relative to the intellectual «matter» or «context» of the genus.
A mental concept of a genus immediately refers to, relates to, an actual and context or function in the universe.
Yet again, the «organized sound» approach, while more concrete and «phenomenological,» yields a highly varied but proportionately less «in - depth» understanding of the genus.
Indeed all these ideas do become without meaning if the human person, the «I,» who is first of all concerned, is looked at from without, if the «I» is described as one can describe in general propositions the nature of a human being; if, as usually results, the individual man is regarded as a specimen of the genus homo.
Was he Homo Sapiens or was he a more primitive species of the genus?
Only what is «actual» and in creation is generically characterized by the ultimate generality, This means that there are fundamental entities in Whitehead's cosmology which are not species of the genus «creativity.»
The general public rhapsodizes about «spirituality» while evangelical Protestant writers wax enthusiastic about «theism,» as though Christianity is one of many species of a genus, all with interchangeable parts.
The ritual uses of the genus Capsicum range from the innocuous to the murderous, but the fiery pods are always powerful.
Less specific is the cure to hasten childbirth from the Andokes for the northwest Amazon, which calls for crushed chile pods mixed with the flowers of a species of the genus Urtica; apparently, the medicine is applied directly to the vagina, which would cause intense burning.
At least five species of the genus Piper are cultivated to produce what is generically called «pepper.»
The pear is any of several tree and shrub species of genus Pyrus / ˈpaɪrəs /, in the family Rosaceae.
Various species of cactus were collected and eaten, including the fruits from the huge saguaros, but the most commonly used cacti were the varieties of the genus Opuntia, the prickly pears.
[read species guide] Capsicum terminology is very confusing with Pepper, chilli, chile, chili, aji, paprika and capsicum all used interchangeably to describe the plants and pods of the genus Capsicum.
Racers who find peace and happiness at 70 mph are a breed unto themselves, although of the genus that includes bullfighters and cliffdivers.
In the journal BMC Evolutionary Biology, Foth and Rauhut now report that this fossil differs in several important respects from the other known representatives of the genus Archaeopteryx.
Dubbed Isthminia panamensis — a blend of the genus name of today's Amazon river dolphin and the location where the new species was found — the dolphin (artist's reconstruction above) was about 2.85 meters (9.4 feet) long and is thus slightly smaller than its modern - day namesake, the researchers report online today in PeerJ.
Schamhaupten was once part of the so - called Solnhofen archipelago in the Altmühl Valley in southern Bavaria, the area from which all known specimens of the genus Archaeopteryx originated.
LMU paleontologist Oliver Rauhut and Christian Foth from the Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde in Stuttgart have re-examined the so - called Haarlem specimen of Archaeopteryx, which is kept in Teylers Museum in that Dutch city and has gone down in history as the first member of this genus to be discovered.
The species was once a member of the genus Papio, home to the baboons.
Many roads in this part of China are lined with trees of the genus Paulownia, sometimes called phoenix trees.
With the evolution of the genus Homo, our ancestors became distinctly human.
Male copepods — tiny aquatic crustaceans — of the genus Sapphirina glint like colorful jewels one moment and are nearly invisible the next.
Guinea worms start out as minuscule larvae living inside water fleas of the genus Cyclops.
Rao, who works at Washington University School of Medicine, tracked eye development in embryonic frogs of the genus Xenopus.
The individual cells in a palm, seen in this micrograph of the genus Veitchia, endure throughout the tree's life span, which can range from 100 to 740 years.
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