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Significados de same species en inglés
Sinónimos
Examples for "congener"
Examples for "congener"
1
To the ordinary observer the Indian skylark is indistinguishable from its European congener.
2
His fame, however, is likely to be eclipsed by his hitherto less-known congener-thegrizzly.
3
The results of this study suggest that transplacental transfer differs depending on the dioxin congener.
4
Besides, being familiar with the history and habits of its interesting congener ('Trog.
5
His nearest congener in our own tongue is Cowper.
Uso de same species en inglés
1
But he observed: Current uses of feathers typically involve the same species.
2
Yes, they are strawberries; choke-pears and Seckels belong to the same species.
3
Then he set about unlashing a second article of the same species.
4
He experimented on some of the very same species as did Gartner.
5
Its rivers and seas too, abound with the same species of fish.
6
They do not seem as if they belonged to the same species.
7
Corolla, difference in size in the sexes of the same species.
8
Yet, the characters you're most likely to identify aren't even your same species.
9
Buy more than one of the same species to create a thicket effect.
10
But two forms of the same species cannot be in the same subject.
11
Seeding tiles with S. cuccullata also facilitated natural recruitment of the same species.
12
Populations of the same species vary in their secondary metabolite content.
13
His imagination did not allow him to see himself as the same species.
14
On the generality of intercrosses between individuals of the same species.
15
Fish of the same species as the above were caught on a hand-line.
16
Perhaps Brown alludes to the same species of divination when he writes of:
