Species in sentence

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So for one thing, they work only in sexually reproducing species.

So changing or eliminating a population is practical only if that species has a fast reproductive cycle, like insects or maybe small vertebrates like mice or fish.

We now have the ability to change entire species at will.

To combat it, we spray pesticides that do grave damage to other species, including amphibians and birds.

Your story deserves to be heard, because you, you rare and phenomenal misfit, you new species, are the only one in the room who can tell the story the way only you would.

We saw, for 26 hours, all these competitive species share a single resource called water.

What you're looking at is a phone looking at one after another picture of a bird, and actually not only saying, "Yes, it's a bird," but identifying the species of bird with a network of this sort.

The modern chicken is descended primarily from the Red Junglefowl, and partially from three other closely related species, all native to India and Southeast Asia.

Does it have to take a tragedy or a disaster for us to feel deeply connected as one species, as human beings?

Now, to the cool kids in the audience, you already know, YOLO stands for "you only live once," and because I only have one life, I'm going to spend it doing what I always dreamt of doing: seeing the hidden wonders of the world and discovering new species.

Now, in recent years, I really focused on caves for finding new species.

And it turns out, there's lots of new cavefish species out there.

All vertebrates do, and each time a fish species starts to adapt to this dark, cold, cave environment, over many, many generations, they lose their eyes and their eyesight until the end up like an eyeless cavefish like this one here.

Now, each cavefish species has evolved in a slightly different way, and each one has a unique geological and biological story to tell us, and that's why it's so exciting when we find a new species.

So this is a new species we described, from southern Indiana.

We have it, and these species have it too, except one species has lost all function in that gene, and the other one maintains it.

But the genes in these cavefishes can also tell us about deep geological time, maybe no more so than in this species here.

This is a new species we described from Madagascar that we named Typhleotris mararybe.

That means "big sickness" in Malagasy, for how sick we got trying to collect this species.

Now, I love this species despite the fact that it tried to kill us, and that's because this species in Madagascar, its closest relatives are 6,000 kilometers away, cavefishes in Australia.

Now, there's no way a three-inch-long freshwater cavefish can swim across the Indian Ocean, so what we found when we compared the DNA of these species is that they've been separated for more than 100 million years, or about the time that the southern continents were last together.

So in fact, these species didn't move at all.

Now, this species here is so new I'm not even allowed to tell you its name yet, but I can tell you it's a new species from Mexico, and it's probably already extinct.

Now, we actually don't know this species' closest relative, yet.

But I hope we discover this species before it goes extinct too.

Just think of all of the species, the diversity, that was removed in the process, whether plant life, insects or animal life.

It turns out, of all of those 8.7 million species, life only needs three things.

We survey the native tree species of the place.

We research old paintings, poems and literature from the place, to identify the tree species belonging there.

We fix the ratios of each layer, and then we decide the percentage of each tree species in the mix.

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