congener's Usage Examples:

The wild boar (shishi or si-no-shishi) does not differ appreciably from its European congener.

In habits it is very similar to its congener of the Old World, and in winter it migrates to the Antilles and to Central and South America.

full congener specific data are available in the final contractor's report of the survey.

The principal characteristic of the mink in comparison with its congeners is its amphibious mode of life.

The use of upper bound estimates may significantly overestimate total dioxins concentrations in those samples where most congeners are not present at the LOD.

However, such analysis would be prohibitively costly so specific congeners are selected for analysis, including those which are toxicologically significant 10.

27 speaks of "Martins, Powlecats, Weesels and Minkes," showing that the animal must at that time have been distinguished by a vernacular appellation from its congeners.

congeners of toxicological significance.

Eminently first is a species of nightingale (uguisu), which, though smaller than,its congener of the West, is gifted with exquisitely modulated flute-like notes of considerable range.

This last, though less numerous than its congener, seems to range over the whole of the continent, breeding in the extreme north, while it has been obtained also in the Strait of Magellan and the Falkland Islands.

Latin and its nearest congeners, like Faliscan); and (d) Umbrian (or, as it may more safely be called, Iguvine), two principles of classification offer themselves, of which the first is purely linguistic, the second linguistic and topographical.

interbreeded out comparative studies of germination under different conditions and interbred garden species with their wild congeners.

Synonyms:

unit, whole,

Antonyms:

prokaryote, eukaryote, stander,