Sentence examples for ancient secondary from inspiring English sources

The Germans of the Baltic provinces were deprived of their university, and their ancient secondary schools were Russified.

The anthocyanin flavonoid pigments are ancient secondary metabolites of land plants that can be biochemically detected in species as ancient as mosses (Bendz 1961).

The carotenoid biosynthetic pathway of diatoms is largely unstudied, but is of particular interest because these organisms have a very different evolutionary history with respect to the Plantae and are thought to be derived from an ancient secondary endosymbiosis between heterotrophic and autotrophic eukaryotes.

In conclusion, heterokonts/chromalveolates seem to have obtained chlamydial proteins from two sources, both signaling ancient secondary endosymbiotic events involving symbionts from two of the three lineages of Plantae.

Our present study demonstrates that (1) free-living Excavata possess either cyanobacterial or eukaryotic ancestral gnd genes, (2) it is statistically unlikely that heterolobosean gnd genes were acquired via ancient secondary EGT of green alga, and (3) Euglenida and Stramenopiles are robustly monophyletic.

It's like wild-catting transcendence; the wayward afterlife of ancient plants; a secondary imperfect parable of power for metaphor, transport, speech through smoke.

The texts consulted will include primary ancient texts, and secondary literature on art and archaeology of the second millennium Near Eastern and Eastern Mediterranean world.

The highly literate Italian who had shown a passion for Ancient Greek at secondary school obsessively arranged torn bits of jute, placing the holes in carefully devised compositions.

The origins of those genes might be due to lateral gene transfer events, or an ancient primary or secondary endosymbiosis before the diversification of bikonts.

Campbell et al. [ 64] observed patterns of differential gene loss in Botrytis spp. within an ancient, horizontally-transferred, secondary metabolite gene cluster, leading to a patchy distribution of the genes within the clusters.

We used the following habitat types: (1) arable, (2) pasture (agricultural grassland), (3) semi-natural grassland, (4) urban (housing and developed areas in the village and surrounding farms), (5) ancient woodland, (6) secondary woodland, (7) plantation woodland, (8) wetland and (9) intermediate habitat types.