Meanings of vertebrate species in English

Discovering such a large vertebrate species is extremely rare, Brown said.

The intracellular parasite Toxoplasma gondii infects a wide variety of vertebrate species globally.

But the mammalian system was thought to represent a general rule among vertebrate species.

Substances structurally and functionally similar to digitalis glycosides are produced by several vertebrate species.

As a result, the pupfish has the smallest geographic range of any vertebrate species.

A further 30 vertebrate species are under threat.

This easily demonstrable fact illustrates very well the analogous case of the origin of the vertebrate species.

Arthropod-borne viruses (arboviruses) are globally widespread, and their transmission cycles typically involve numerous vertebrate species.

Comparison of the PTM's of MBP's isolated from several vertebrate species reveals marked differences in their phosphate content.

Half of California's land-dwelling vertebrate species have appeared in the system, identified with 95 percent accuracy, said Shilling.

Finally, published opsin sequences of platypus and several other vertebrate species were aligned and compared with immunohistochemical results.

ARPP-19 was found in all vertebrate species studied and, at various levels, in all tissues of adult rat.

The vast majority of the 65,000 or so living vertebrate species are its descendants.

In a number of functional studies, strict conservation of structure and function across distantly related vertebrate species has been confirmed.

Since these initial studies, the PAG-RVM-spinal cord pathway has been characterized anatomically and physiologically in a wide range of vertebrate species.

The distribution and abundance of Borrelia burgdorferi, including human Lyme disease strains, is a function of its interactions with vertebrate species.