Examples of 'live specimen' in a sentence
Meaning of "live specimen"
live specimen: a living example or individual of a particular species or type, especially used for scientific study or observation. This phrase is commonly used in the context of biology or research
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We must try to find a live specimen.
I saw a live specimen of this.
Certificate for movement of live specimen.
Live specimen caught.
Not until we capture a live specimen.
A live specimen is captured.
Their main purpose is to bring back a live specimen.
Image of live specimen.
They requested either a complete set of remains or a live specimen.
Ross and Chris manage to catch a live specimen of one of the spiders.
I guess you just were not feeling the part about capturing a live specimen.
The first live specimen captured on video was swimming around the coast of Japan.
He says he prefers a live specimen.
And lose the one live specimen we have forever? Not a chance.
It would be a lot easier if they had a live specimen to work with.
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And lose the one live specimen we have forever? Let the shark go.
I am gonna need a live specimen.
The color of live specimen is brown-orange or dark violet-brown.
In order to reverse the process I need a live specimen.
And lose the one live specimen we have forever?
Now I would like to show you that on a live specimen.
The sex and age of a live specimen should be recorded, if possible.
It 's unfortunate you could not bring a live specimen.
Almost a century later, a live specimen would be caught off the coast of South Africa.
To show you this, over on our live specimen.
In July 1998, the first live specimen of Latimeria menadoensis was caught in Indonesia.
No! Not until we capture a live specimen.
The last recorded sighting of a live specimen was in 1902 in southern Canada.
Look at the shape of the abdomen . We must try to find a live specimen.
A good trophy satisfies just a single hunter, while a live specimen can attract hundreds of amateur photographers.
Such a rarity. It's been years since I have seen a live specimen.
Without exception, the movement within the Community of a live specimen of a species listed in,.
Look, Ben, while Ryn 's sister has been helpful, what I really want is a live specimen.
Here 's a photo of a live specimen.
A 2015 British expedition to the region first captured and re-released a live specimen.
Says, " the Sinoceratops DNA was extracted from live specimen on Isla Nublar.
The IUCN Red List accepts the 1834 account as the last mention of a live specimen.
Whether the described colors accurately represent those of a live specimen is unknown Valerio, 1980.
Yes, he will do it . He says he prefers a live specimen.
Well, at least we got one live specimen.
In 20 years working as a zoologist, I had never held a live specimen in my hands.
The Cuban solenodon was thought to have been extinct until a live specimen was found in 2003.
Cuban solenodon ( Atopogale cubanus ), thought to have been extinct until a live specimen was found in 2003.
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One can not live on cake alone
And live to see if you are of further use
And we did not live in the same house
