Примеры использования New to science на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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What I saw was virulent and new to science.
It was originally described as new to science in 2006 as a variety of Cortinarius rufoallutus.
Plant species in the mountains and over the prairies,of which 140 were new to science.
The dominant seep species comprise large bivalve(clam) families,a number of which are new to science.
She has discovered a few dozen new to science species of marine fishes.
The museum's paleontological collection includes type specimens andfossil finds new to science.
That process of finding species new to science and naming them continues to this day. And it's recognised in the name of this newly discovered arachnid.
The species was described as new to science in 2004.
Researchers have identified 16 genetic markers associated with a decreased lifespan,including 14 new to science.
The species was described as new to science in 1984.
In 2008, research was resumed, and only then was it discovered that the fossil represented a species new to science.
The potential for discoveries of species new to science is especially great for floating squid and octopus and gelatinous forms from many phyla below 1,000 m.
Bush collected andidentified a large number of plants that were new to science in the 19th century.
He described seven species of fish which were new to science(including Caprodon krasyukovae Kharin, 1983 and Himantolophus borealis Kharin, 1984), and also seven new species of sea snakes.
And astonishingly, within this niche, another form of life new to science has been discovered.
Because most species collected were new to science and have not been formally described in the scientific literature, there is no way to relate the species list of one study to that of another.
An unparalleled number of SNPs associated with lifespan(16) were uncovered,including 14 new to science.
Of 921 species of fish and benthic macrofauna collected on 24 seamounts in the Tasman and south Coral seas, between 16 per cent and36 per cent were new to science and many, if not most, were potentially endemic to the individual seamounts or seamount clusters on which they were collected.
During the early 1970s Madsen began to catalogue these finds in detail,discovering that some remains represented species new to science.
Sergievskaya conducted floristic and systematic studies,conducted phyto-phenological observations, described the 60 taxa new to science 17 in collaboration with P.N.
For example, in just one expedition to the Tasman and Coral Seas in the South Pacific, scientists reported that 16 to 36 per cent of the 921 species of fish andother benthic macrofauna collected on 24 seamounts were new to science.
She discovered 533 species ichneumon wasp- just that family of parasitic wasps.4 of them were completely new to science.
He wrote Saggio sulla Storia Naturale del Chili(1782), which was the first account of the natural history of that country, and in which he described many species new to science.
In 2007, during an expedition by Andrew Farke to the north of Madagascar,Joseph Sertich discovered near Antsiranana the remains of a theropod new to science.
There was speculation about the identity of the creature, with suggestions including a hairless sloth,an alien species and a creature new to science.
During these years, mainly due to the start of work on the"Flora of Siberia", the issue arose concerning the transferal oftype specimens from general collection, based on which were described new to science species.
Approximately 30% of Samoa's biodiversity is endemic, found only in Samoa, with new species still being discovered including two new butterflies in 2009 andfreshwater fish new to science.
He spent his spare time in China collecting natural history specimens, and as the area had not previously been open to Westerners,many of the items he collected were new to science.
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