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This change is interpreted to have developed along fundamental basement structures, controlling the early architecture of the Siguiri Basin as well as the location of world-class gold mineralisation in the Siguiri district.

This change is interpreted to indicate the reentry of the Kuroshio Current into the southern Okinawa Trough during the early Holocene.

Even though these young grains probably came from localized sources, this change was interpreted to indicate a slowing of exhumation rates in even these erosional "hotspots" after that time.

This abrupt faunal change was interpreted to represent a considerable gap in time being represented by the Tr-4 unconformity.

The slow change was interpreted to reflect a further activation of the thin filament when cross-bridges bind to it.

The fast change was interpreted to reflect the kinetics of Ca2+ binding to cTnC, though it was considerably slower than that measured for cTnC in solution.

The spectral changes are interpreted to be, most likely, due to the formation of a bis-histidine coordination structure in both the ferric and ferrous oxidation states at neutral pH 7.0.

These changes are interpreted to indicate impoverishment of the forests, along with an increase in dry meadows, and open lands in general that entailed a tendency towards the loss of diversity in small-vertebrate communities above the EMP.

These changes were interpreted to indicate that the structure of attached cross-bridges changed and that these changes are largely azimuthal with respect to both thick and thin filaments.

Such activity-dependent changes are interpreted to be homeostatic because the direction of the alterations are such that they appear to counteract the imposed change in activity, resulting in stabilization of firing rates within the appropriate ranges [2].

This uplift pulse was extensive and associated with a change in deformation mode, which is interpreted to have been related to the partial removal of mantle lithosphere under the northern TP, and subsequent weakening and thickening of middle to lower crust (Clark and Royden 2000; Royden et al. 2008; Yuan et al. 2013).