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LetAb be a derived functor module with infinitesimal characterλ+δwhich is nondominant with respect to a noncompact simple root.

But he said, "Any social function that it has would be a derived feature, and not a more primitive underlying feature of the behavior".

The tripunctata radiation appears to be a derived clade, composed of a paraphyletic tripunctata group, intimately interposed with members of the cardini, guarani, and guaramunu species groups.

This early-emerging prosocial preference may be a derived motivation that accounts for many human forms of cooperation that occur beyond dyadic interactions and are not exhibited by other animals [9, 10].

The function of annelid host use by Ur. sapphirina is not yet established, and the molecular analyses and field observations we report cannot discount the possibility that annelid host use by Ur. sapphirina could be a derived trait that evolved to serve a non-reproductive function, such as preventing dehydration or supplementing energetic reserves.

And in any case, why would you want to spend money to find out something that is not likely to help cure a disease?" Rebecca E. Fisher, an assistant professor of anatomy at the University of Arizona College of Medicine, said that although the appendix was "likely to be a derived feature, selected for a purpose, the enigma is that we didn't know what that purpose might be".

This early-emerging prosocial preference may be a derived motivation that accounts for many human forms of cooperation that occur beyond dyadic interactions and are not exhibited by other animals [9, 10].

"We are a derived business," Das said.

Your solutions are a derived work, so you may not distribute your problem set solutions publicly.

The unit of force is a derived unit.

It now appears that the unarticulated solid carapace is a derived feature of the group.