Clonograptus, genus of graptolites (extinct, small floating colonial animals related to the primitive chordates), characterized by a frondlike form.
Monograptus, extinct genus of graptolites (small aquatic colonial animals related to primitive chordates) found as fossils in Silurian marine rocks (formed about 444 million to 416 million years ago).
Climacograptus, genus of graptolites, extinct colonial animals related to the primitive chordates, found as fossils in marine rocks of the Middle and Late Ordovician Period (about 472 million to 444 million years ago).
Didymograptus, genus of graptolites (an extinct group of colonial animals related to primitive chordates) found as fossils in Early and Middle Ordovician marine rocks (the Ordovician Period occurred from 505 to 478 million years ago).
Human drivers of legacy effects can reflect specific historical periods: colonial histories related to the symbolism of certain species, and the urban parks and civic beautification movements.
Phyllograptus, genus of graptolites, an extinct group of small colonial marine animals related to the primitive chordates, readily distinguished by its characteristic leaflike form and structure.
It announced that its sequencing centers will decipher the genomes of 10 protists, some of which have closely related colonial and unicellular species.
For countries experiencing these programs for the first time, however, the book proposes that the primary objectives were related to colonial expansion and aims such as the protection of livestock on colonial farms, export trade and, at times, to support the appropriation of land.
Why do you think the Eastern State Penitentiary is included in this article, which focuses mostly on buildings related to colonial history?
In contrast, both linguistic distance and colonial history are not related to the propensity to protest.
This gradual southern movement has been attributed to the creation of dairy markets by Hausa traders and the relative security of the British colonial period, when violence related to the trans-Saharan slave trade was curtailed (Blench [1994]; Waters-Bayer and Bayer [1994]).
