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All culture-positive specimens were detected and typed correctly by PCR, except for a single specimen that contained PCR inhibitors.

"In my experience, I've never seen a single specimen that was made by the scientific community to get more publicity," says Mark Norell, a curator at the American Museum of Natural History.

The fossils fall within the morphometric range of modern V. komodoensis, with the exception of a single specimen that possesses a slightly broader pre-pre width (Figure S7).

This is the single specimen that acts as the identifier for the entire species.

Phylogenetic analysis established that the detected low frequency mutations arose from the same single specimens that were found to contain TDR mutations by Sanger sequencing.

However, one advantage of using a single specimen is that it reduces the variability between different samples.

The embedding protocol results in a single specimen preparation procedure that performs well in both FM and TEM.

We demonstrate that the trend of V∗ vs H, resulting from the ISE in a single specimen, concurs with that obtained from testing specimens with various levels of work hardening.

Although some of these groups are known from scant fossil material, or in some cases a single specimen, it appears that gigantism has evolved a number of times in cephalopods.

They had only a single specimen and noted that further material was needed to assess the new form's relationship with E. somalicus.

Although they were unable to resolve the identity of T. tschudii, which is still known from a single specimen, they believed that it is most likely the same species as the Noronha skink; it may be either a representative of an undiscovered Amazonian population of the latter or simply a mislabeled animal from Fernando de Noronha.