Assertion: zebra's pattern | /r/HasProperty | unique
Facets:
value: to each individual
type: OTHER
value: for individual zebras
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: as with their zebra father
type: OTHER
value: to that individual zebra
type: OTHER
value: like the fingerprints of humans
type: OTHER
value: to heritable
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Each individual zebra has a unique pattern, like a humans fingerprint.
text: No two zebras have the same pattern of stripes, each zebra has its own unique pattern.
text: Striping Patterns are Unique
text: Striping patterns are unique to an individual and heritable.
text: They each have a pattern on their stripes that is unique too, just like the fingerprints of humans.
text: Each zebra has a striped pattern that is unique to that individual zebra.
text: The pattern of stripes found on the body of each of them is unique.
text: As with their Zebra father, the pattern of the Zorse's bold stripes is unique to each individual animal (much like the fingerprint of Human), meaning that they can be easily distinguished between one another, and if they were found naturally in the wild it could give them some form of camouflage into their surrounding environment.
text: The pattern of stripes on each zebra is unique and can be used to identify individual animals.
text: The pattern of stripes is unique for each individual and serves as a means of identification.
text: Their patterns and shapes are unique for individual zebras.
text: They have a distinctive black or dark brown and white striped pattern that is unique to each individual.
text: The striping pattern (number of stripes, degree of tapering, and arrangement) is unique to each individual.
text: They have a distinctive black and white striped pattern that is unique to each individual.
text: Each Zebra has its own unique pattern too that can be used to distinguish them like fingerprints.