Our maximum likelihood analysis of geographic range evolution indicates that the most likely distribution of the most recent common ancestor of palms was centred on present day Central/North America and Eurasia, which corresponds to the Laurasian landmass at that time.
His brother, the emperor Möngke (reigned 1251 59), resolved to complete the conquest of China's Nan (Southern) Song dynasty (1127 1279)—centred on Lin'an (present-day Hangzhou, Zhejiang province)—which had been planned by Genghis's third son, Ögödei.
The outstanding surface features of the Inner Zone (centred on the Chūgoku Range) present a highly complex mosaic of numerous fault blocks, while those of the Outer Zone are continuous except where the sea straits separate them into the four independent groups.
Prospectors established in 1886 the existence of a belt of gold-bearing reefs 40 miles (60 km) wide centred on present-day Johannesburg.
The results presented here centred on the motivations underlying men and women's consumption of alcohol and the use of alcohol to (de construct gender identities.
The opposition Alliance has presented a mishmash centred on tougher sentencing and restrictions on bail.But will any of this work?
Early stages in the evolutionary pathway of cells presumably centred on RNA molecules, which not only present specific catalytic surfaces but also contain the potential for their own duplication through the formation of a complementary RNA molecule.
The Capcom-developed PS2 title Shadow Of Rome (2005) claims to present a plot centred on the assassination of Julius Caesar, yet is dogged by needless inaccuracies.
To further characterize interactions with co-morbidity and the direction of these effects, we extracted regression coefficients (betas) centred on the local voxel maxima and present them graphically next to the corresponding contrasts (Figs 1 4).
Since the experimental data presented above had centred on HT-29 as a model cell line, we wished to investigate the involvement of individual EP receptor isoforms in PGE2-dependent proliferation of a second CRC cell type.
