Examples of using Including humans in English and their translations into German
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therefore exist in all organisms, including humans," he says.
Almost all mammals, including humans, localize sound sources horizontally via the the delay in time in which sound signals arrive at each ear.
interested in nature and the creatures living in it, including humans.
The first food for mammals, including humans, is milk, first in the form of colostrum and then milk which continues to change.
Widespread causative agents of gastroenteritis in mammals, including humans.
Salt is vital for all animal life, including humans, in reasonable quantities.
The skull of large mammals, including humans, lets light pass through naturally.
Is an organic molecule that acts as a neurotransmitter in many organisms, including humans.
These pathogens can be transmitted to a multitude of hosts including humans as well as domestic animals and wildlife.
Some beings, including humans, are"bridge-forms," capable of bridging the material plane and spiritual plans.
the evolution of many animals and plants, including humans.
Well, Dr. Noymann says that it absorbs energy from the things it destroys, including humans, sort of a molecular osmosis.
Cholesterol is a natural substance produced by all animals, including humans, and it's an essential component of our cells' walls.
you probably remember that the animal kingdom, including humans, have four basic primal instincts.
He is looking forward to a future where we appreciate and have a spiritual connection with all living things, including humans, and resist any exploitation.
All organisms, including humans, proceed on two tracks.
Adenocarcinoma can occur in some higher mammals, including humans.
All warm-blooded animals, including humans, are susceptible to rabies.
All mammals, including humans, are susceptible to rabies.
Plants and animals- including humans- host highly specific microbial communities.