Heuertz et al. (2006) identified shared chloroplast haplotypes among Fraxinus L. species in Europe and inferred that they had hybridized historically when coming in contact in common refugia or upon species range expansion.
Fallon has 1,655 Facebook friends (and counting), so I guess it's no surprise that we have five contacts in common.
They must have a piece of contact information in common with their Instagram account in order to show up on the list.
Peak negative cross-correlations at time zero ± 5 ms were assumed to indicate polarity reversal at the contact held in common by the respective two contact pairs (Brown et al., 2001; Kühn et al., 2004).
Definite epidemiologic links between patients required 1 of the following criteria: named another patient as a contact, had a common contact, reported being in the same location during a patient's infectious period, or recognized each other's names or photographs.
Human behaviours that involve physical social contact have a lot more in common with social grooming activities we typically associate with other species than we might initially think.
These have included women on their own and the only weird stuff has occasionally been someone asking me to invest in a dodgy scheme or "keep in touch" despite little contact or much in common – until now.
Different tabs show you contact details, that contact's recent social feeds, your relationship history, and other contacts you share in common.
In addition, presuming you've linked your various social media accounts, it looks at what contacts you have in common with your meeting attendees, helping to flag up further opportunities for business networking.
Although the tectorial-restraint method provides great sensitivity for individual cells, the sallet system also attains good sensitivity, but in another way: by causing many cells those in common contact with a given sallet to work in parallel, thus producing a spatial summation.
In Nepal, there is a tradition of ritual observance of the days of menarche, which entails not being in contact with common household water in this time period.
