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Another success is the island fox, which had been lost from some of the southern Californian islands on which it lived, but has staged a remarkable comeback.

Intriguingly, this transporter family is also found in 'Ca. L. asiaticus' and some Agrobacterium species, but is missing from other completely-sequenced Rhizobiaceae, suggesting that this transporter may have been lost from some lineages and retained by certain Agrobacterium and Liberibacter species.

The possibility remains that these repeats could have been lost from some species, or that the PCR primers used did not amplify existing divergent homologous repeats, an issue that can only be solved with an extensive genomic survey of the family Trichomonadidae.

After such a long period of low rainfall, some species may not recover and could be lost from some rivers and wetlands if we don't act now". Some areas of the country have suffered their driest 18 months since records began, and almost all of the east and south-east of England is now officially in a state of drought.

In line with such an idea, ChIP data have shown that hGCN5 is lost from some promoter regions upon DNA damage (Shimada et al, 2008).

The simplest explanation for this discontinuity is that extensive and obligatory mycelial growth arose once and was closely associated with the evolution of sporulation, but such developmental complexity was lost from some lines later in evolution.

It may also be possible that CD44 is lost from some stem cells during trypsinisation which would lead to decreased efficiency of cell sorting based on the CD44 cell surface marker.

The same hollowing-out of supposedly protected areas takes place throughout Kalimantan, where more than half of the forest cover has been lost from them since 1985, some 3 million hectares in all.

Although these four genes are widely retained in land plants (Delannoy et al. 2011), each has been lost from the plastid genome of some lineages, including multiple angiosperms (Katayama and Ogihara 1996; Knox and Palmer 1999; Chumley et al. 2006; Haberle et al. 2008; Guisinger et al. 2011).

Even though some genes have been lost from certain species, these proteins remain largely distinctive of the α-subdivision.

Alternatively, during evolution some components may have been lost from the pheromone gland before the corresponding receptor was lost from the antenna [ 63].