The theory, anyway, is that each cluster of birds will have its own taste.
Her later pieces have been more ambitious in scale and production: Departures, the flying machine sold last year, was a cage held aloft by a cluster of birds that included three white-backed vultures.
The separation of G. g. bankiva from the main cluster of birds indicates the possibility of a speciation event.
The locations of multiple ORG genes, RRM1, CCKBR and ILK were found to be conserved adjacent to β-globin cluster of birds and mammals [ 60, 61], but not for the α-β cluster of fish and frogs, nor beside the second α-β cluster of zebrafish and pufferfish.
tropicalis) and zebrafish (D. rerio) genomes that were accessible from Ensembl [ 57]. Figure 8A shows that the locations of MPG, C16orf35 and LUC7L are conserved adjacent to the α-globin cluster of birds and mammals, and in the same position adjacent to the α-β cluster of amphibians, and all but LUC7L were also present in fish.
At an earlier period, the eastern sculptures were elongated, with a human head at one end and the rest of the figure consisting of clusters of bird heads.
The WHO began to suspect it was not getting the whole story from Hanoi last spring and took emergency measures, mounting an inspection tour of the clusters of bird flu cases from northern Vietnam.
Essentially two principal topics have been considered in literature in the context of classification or clustering of bird song units (e.g., syllables).
There was no clustering of bird eae alleles related to geographic origin, bird versus human origin, or isolation from diseased versus clinically healthy birds or humans.
Recently, clusters of bird flu cases were reported in Western Java, Indonesia (7 ); fatal disease developed in 6 persons there from the same family.
