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Recently, the tendency to explain the uplift by the expansion of the underlying hydrothermal system has become more plausible as it is supported by decade-long monitoring time series (geochemistry, geodesy, geophysical surveys) (Chiodini et al. [2001], [2003]; Todesco et al. [2003]), even though the deformation pattern may be explained by alternative models (e.g., Amoruso et al. [2014]).
Therefore, prevalence of such an endosymbiont might be explained by alternative mechanisms such as defense against natural enemies.
Whereas orientation towards the previous location A strictly excludes intact spatial extinction, the orientation of focus bees towards the novel location C can, in principle, be explained by alternative assumptions.
The event in MAL2 involved exon 1 and could not be explained by alternative splicing.
This high genotypic diversity could also be explained by alternative types of parthenogenesis involving recombination, such as the automictic thelytoky [ 46].
These changes in the migration properties of proteins at 2D PAGE gels may be explained by alternative splicing, or by posttranslational modifications.
The variability in the paleomagnetic reversal frequency was explained by alternative time-dependent CMB heat flux models (Amit and Olson 2015; Olson et al. 2013).
Thus, trastuzumab-associated cardiotoxicity must be explained by some alternative mechanism.
The aggregation of lysosomes following KIF5B depletion can also be explained by an alternative possibility: that KIF5B besides its role as a transporter plays a role in positioning lysosomes at distinct sites in the cytoplasm (predominantly perinuclear).
As mentioned above, we believe the long standing and hitherto unexplained complexity of the dumpy gene can best be explained by extensive alternative splicing where dpolv nonsense mutations tag constitutive exons presumably located at several different places in the gene.
It might be explained by an alternative start codon or posttranslational modification.
