In his coroner's report, Mathews did not mention Billy's arm wound, but witness Keefe, who examined the arm closely, testified later that Clanton was shot through the right arm, close to the wrist joint and "the bullet passed through the arm from "inside to outside," entering the arm close to the base of the thumb, and exiting "on the back of the wrist diagonally" with the latter wound larger.
In addition, the incisors were not broad as in modern apes; they more closely resembled later hominids' in size and shape.
The Sunday Times journalist with whom he worked most closely, Peter Hounam, later wrote in his book on the case, The Woman from Mossad, that "to most sane people he did something brave and altruistic".
Earlier this week, just returned home from Italy, I was sifting quickly through the post that had accumulated in my absence, dividing it up into two piles – the junk that could be thrown away and everything else that I would look more closely at later – when the contents of one of the envelopes demanded my immediate, close attention.
The two men who worked so closely together later became bitter political adversaries.
Unlike most other early games in the genre, it featured a science fiction setting inspired by the film Alien, but had gameplay that closely resembled later survival horror games in many ways.
Thus, by filling niche space, adaptive radiation created a barrier that prevented closely related later arrivals from establishing [32].
Although an empirical investigation closely resembles later analysis, on which the results should be applied on, results on the difference between period and full and restricted cohort estimates might be affected by chance.
Once all the rats had reached criterion, the design of the operant task was changed so that it more closely resembled later probe sessions: the forced-choice trials were dropped, the probability of reinforcement following a correct response was reduced to 0.75 [e.g. 48], and the ITI was decreased to 15 s.
