Molecular data such as these may be useful for correcting ladderized thinking because DNA and protein sequences are likely to evolve at similar rates along different evolutionary lineages; this may prevent students from inferring that one extant species is the ancestor of another extant species (Omland et al. 2008).
We have re-examined the receptor binding kinetics, as well as the metabolic and mitogenic properties, of this phylogenetically ancient insulin, as well as that from another extant representative of the ancient chordates, the river lamprey (Lampetra fluviatilis).
A force of 12,000 policemen stormed the colony and evacuated the 70,000 residents overnight to a swampy area four kilometres away (that turned into another, still extant, slum called Cheetah Camp).
And: I would like to be extant in another version.
The kiwi, another flightless species, is extant, though only in secluded bush areas.
Porphyry wrote a commentary on Aristotle's Categories that is extant and another longer one, Ad Gedalium, that is lost except for some fragments.
Another writing by Proclus, extant in Greek only through the quotations by John Philoponus in his De Aeternitate mundi, was translated into Arabic in this period: the Eighteen arguments on the Eternity of the Cosmos against the Christians (Endress 1973, 15 16; Endress 2012, 1657 61).
- On the other hand, few reports on enhancement of tumor cell antigenicity, another attractive strategy, are extant.
But 1,200 extant rescripts show another aspect of the emperor's personality.
Veronique's repertoire draws largely on the songs of Yvette Guilbert, a contemporary of Lautrec's, whose most famous song, 'Madame Arthur', furnished the name for another of the district's extant cabaret clubs.
A third copy in red chalk from the Biblioteca Ambrosiana in Milan, more detailed in the coiffure, is probably an attempt to reproduce another Leonardo sketch, no longer extant.
