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Meanings of group of organisms in English
Set of live physical entities of any nature.
Second-order class.
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Examples for "group of living things"
Examples for "group of living things"
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The three ancient beasts belonged to a brand new group of animals.
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Saline was given to a second group of animals as controls.
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The purpose of their project was to capture a large group of animals.
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Eighteen h after the virus injection, one group of animals was given i.v.
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Amongst this amazing group of animals are some living record breakers.
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One set of animals received a sham operation, while another set of animals underwent uninephrectomy.
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They were then required to mount their steeds, which were a sorry-looking set of animals.
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They are a savage set of animals.
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Yet notwithstanding their usefulness, I do not know a worse treated set of animals than Canadian oxen.
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Indeed, a species can pretty well be defined as a set of animals that engage in gene transfer among themselves.
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Artemisia is a diverse group of plants that has a history of medicinal use.
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Each has its plant or its group of plants, beyond which nothing is acceptable.
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Another group of plants containing coumarin are the bedstraws.
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Mosses are an ancient group of plants that don't follow the rules of other garden species.
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She needs for her family Cruciferae, nothing but Cruciferae; and she knows this group of plants to perfection.
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Tells about some of the safety problems, in seemingly epidemic patterns, that have broken out at one set of plants after another.
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As the production of pollen by one set of plants is thus rendered superfluous, their male organs have become more or less completely aborted.
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The animal set a swift pace, disappearing beyond a turn in the trail.
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There was also the foot of some small animal set in a battered silver holder.
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Then every animal set to work to make a man according to his own ideas.
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Still, his mind was clear; he thought he knew what it must be like to be a wounded animal set upon by vultures.
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The effect of this was to make the animal set off at a rate which it required the utmost exertions of the driver to control.
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The two-tailed Student's t test was performed for each animal group and for each histological category.
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Any of the guards here have to keep up those standards regardless of their animal group.
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I have found a city in need of a master where werehyenas are the major animal group.
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PMID: 17072648 The two-tailed Student's t test was performed for each animal group and for each histological category.
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Revenue for the companion animal group segment rose to $187.5 million from $153.1 million a year ago.
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Every day brings new announcements of plant set-ups and expansion plans.
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Our original plant set a few seed pods, which ripen in August and germinate quickly.
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A plant set out in fall or early spring will thrive if given the ghost of a chance.
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Zuchowski said a new plant set to open in November in the Czech Republic would supply Elantra sedans for the European market.
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A plant set in the shade shows where its heart is by turning towards the sun, even when unable to reach it.
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A number of companies in Interbloem, the wholesale flower and plant group that supplied Tesco, have gone into liquidation.
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The columns consisted of stalks of the plant grouped together.
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Most of the herbs used in traditional European cooking are members of two plant groups, the mint family and the carrot family.
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Comparative analysis of gene copies between crops and lower plant groups can shed light on the evolution of genes important to iron homeostasis.
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The fossil record provides too few data to allow such treatment; it merely allows paleontologists to reconstruct the history of animal and plant groups.
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The effects of MeJA and the signalling pathways on other photosynthetic organism groups are largely unknown, even though MeJA may have very important roles.
Usage of group of organisms in English
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Within a group of organisms, some morphologies are more readily generated than others due to internal developmental constraints.
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The attempt to account for the present distribution of any group of organisms involves the aid of every branch of science.
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Even less comfortably susceptible to categorization was the peculiar group of organisms formally called myxomycetes but more commonly known as slime molds.
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On very rare occasions, an exceptional fossil is unearthed that provides an extraordinary glimpse into the evolution of a group of organisms.
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Oomycetes comprise a diverse group of organisms that morphologically resemble fungi but belong to the stramenopile lineage within the supergroup of chromalveolates.
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Reproduction is central to the concept of a species: the working definition of a species is a group of organisms that can interbreed.
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The viridans group streptococci (VGS) are a heterogeneous group of organisms which are important components of the normal human oral flora.
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The disappearance of a group of organisms has been preferably explained since the time of Darwin, by defeat in the struggle with superior competitors.
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