Examples of using Second specimen in English and their translations into Russian
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And behind me our second specimen, the beautiful temptress.
A second specimen, IVPP 18406, has also been assigned to Ikrandraco; it consists of a skull and jaws and the first three neck vertebrae.
Sharov had already referred a paratype or second specimen: PIN 2470/1, again a fairly complete skeleton on a slab.
A second specimen, D2526, described in 2006, had a larger wingspan.
The skull of the type specimen is 286.5 millimetres(11.28 in) long,and the skull of the second specimen is at least 268.3 millimetres(10.56 in) long.
The second specimen, CAGS-IG-T1, also preserves the remains of several meals.
In the early twentieth century, the"rhamphorhynchoid" nature of S. crassirostris was recognized after the discovery of the second specimen in Mühlheim, whose long tail was preserved.
A second specimen is CCG 20011, a set of neck vertebrae from a different and much larger individual.
The nearly complete specimen(catalogued as UCMP 37302) became the holotype, and the second specimen(UCMP 37303) was included in the hypodigm(the sample of specimens that defines a taxon) of the species.
In 2012 a second specimen was described, CAGS-IG-T1, of an individual larger than the holotype.
If the results of the first test are negative for Ebola virus,the patient must be retained in isolation and a second specimen taken within the second 24-hour period for a second analysis.
Broili described a second specimen and used the name P. scolopaciceps, confident that it was a valid species.
The second specimen, paratype NMC 2289, consists of a skull and skeleton lacking the beak, most of the tail, and part of the feet.
Bonaparte and colleagues,in light of the information gained from this second specimen, found that the genus Saturnalia(which is anatomically very similar to Guaibasaurus) could also be assigned to the Guaibasauridae, though they did not conduct a phylogenetic analysis or define Guaibasauridae as a clade.
The second specimen appears to have been preserved in the gastric pellet of a predatory fish, which had consumed the pterosaur and vomited up the indigestible pieces that would later fossilize.
In 1998, they discovered the second specimen in the Universidade de Brasilia, although the origin of this specimen was also unknown.
A second specimen, MOR 429, is composed of a partial skull including a partial left premaxilla, co-ossified left and right nasals with horncore, partial left postorbital with horncore, and a nearly complete right parietal with two spikes.
Huene's second specimen included a complete skull, pectoral girdle, and back portion of the dorsal vertebral column that was also clearly a temnospondyl.
That the second specimen in a short period of time caught two birds, together with the bird feather remains in the holotype stomach, might be an indication that Sinocalliopteryx specialised in such prey.
The second specimen shall be subjected to a source of illumination in accordance with ISO Standard 105- B02- 1978, Section 4.3.1; the retro-reflective material shall be exposed until blue standard No. 7 has faded to No. 4 on the grey scale.
When a second specimen of Guaibasaurus was described from better remains in 2007, it became easier to compare it to other enigmatic early saurischians, which are often difficult to classify because they combine characteristics of the two major saurischian groups, Theropoda and Sauropodomorpha.
The second specimen shall be subjected to a source of illumination in accordance with ISO Standard 105 B02 1978, Section 4.3.1; the retro-reflective material shall be exposed until blue standard No. 7 has faded to No. 4 on the grey scale and the fluorescent material until blue standard No. 5 has faded to No. 4 on the grey scale.
Later a second, smaller specimen was found, probably of a subadult individual.
A anti-rebound device prevented second strikes on the specimen.
A second, articulated specimen including the skull(MWC 1) was discovered in 1976 by Thor Erikson, the son of paleontologist Lance Erikson, near Fruita, Colorado.
In 2011 a second, smaller specimen was described, IVPP V 11972, which increased the known skeletal elements and showed a more extensive covering of hair-like structures.
A second, disarticulated specimen, MFSN-1891, was found at the same locale in 1984 about 150-200 meters(490-650 ft) deeper into the strata than the original find.
In 1971, a second nearly complete specimen of Composgnathus longipes was found in the area of Canjuers, which is located in the southeast of France near Nice.
And when a second, even larger, specimen was found, it became clear that this was bigger than any predator that had been found before.
In an unpublished thesis Robert Bronowicz in 2005 gave a detailed description of the species,also referring additional material to it, among which a second partial skeleton, specimen ZPAL MgD-I/65.
