A short period of metamorphosis usually occurs before the terrestrial phase of the life cycle begins.
It will be at least the later part of the next decade before any Terrestrial reactor will be up and running.
The booster had slowed to just over the speed of sound and had descended to about five miles, or about the altitude of a commercial airliner, before the terrestrial tracking station lost contact.
As seeds mature the seed coat becomes hydrophobic which limits water and nutrient absorption (Zhang et al. 2013) and, as reported before, in terrestrial taxa accumulation of abscisic acid (ABA) occurs as seeds mature (Kinderen 1987; Lee 2003; Lee et al. 2007).
Because the split of the four major Arthropoda groups occurred before their terrestrial colonization, the evolutionary novelty representing the origin of the odorant-binding molecules, and olfactory receptors must have occurred independently in the Hexapoda, Myriapoda, and Chelicerata lineages.
Before the molt terrestrial isopods resorb calcium from the posterior cuticle and store it in large deposits within the first four anterior sternites.
Sure, the budgets are bigger in Hollywood, but his fine Bloody Sunday (2002, starring James Nesbitt) was such a filmic piece of television that it eventually premiered at Sundance days before its ITV terrestrial airing, and went on to share first prize with Hayao Miyazaki's Spirited Away (one of my top five favourite movies) at the Berlin Film Festival later that year.
She calls it "extra terrestrial": "Before we docked at the space station, the first thing I saw was the Aurora Borealis.
Compared with that for poultry, the number of reported outbreaks of HPAIVs in wild birds (aquatic or terrestrial) before 2002 was low; 1 influenza A (H5N3) outbreak occurred in wild common terns (Sterna hirundo) in South Africa in 1961 (2 ), and H7 subtype HPAIV was isolated from a Saker falcon (Falco cherrug) in Italy in 2000 (3 ).
The four limbs of tetrapods were acquired in an aquatic context long before becoming essential for terrestrial locomotion; and birds possessed feathers for many millions of years before using them for flight.
