In essence, at a given scale, such as the microscopic level, confuse within the individual reservoir unit, cross-bedding and lamination can be identified and thus have significant an impact on fluid flow.
And was there any question in there whether the--you know, it must have been confusing within the CIA, in that we had been allies with Saddam Hussein, right?
Although historically the term ethnoprimatology has been used to describe this sub-discipline [originally suggested by Sponsel [ 1997], p. 145 "for lack of a better designation"], the name is confusing within the broader nomenclature in biology/social sciences.
While that confused scene-within-the-intermission is one instance of the play's disregard for its viewers, it's far from the only ill-conceived choice made by the show's creators.
Separating this species from Black-vented (Puffinus opisthomelas) and Townsend's (Puffinus auricularis) shearwaters, the two other species most-likely to be confused with it within its non-breeding range off Mexico and Central America, requires care, as all three species are quite similar.
Its distinctive tail pattern makes this species unlikely to be confused with other trogons within its range.
Blue-and-gold Tanager (Bangsia arcaei), with its dark blue black back, rump, hood, wings, and sides, combined with the yellow-gold colored belly and breast, is not likely to be confused with any species within its range.
The posterior lobe of the pituitary gland usually appears as a hyperintense spot on T1WI because of storage of vasopressin [51, 52, 53]; this is a normal finding and should not be confused with a haemorrhage within the gland.
We emphasize that these correlations refer to an ensemble of independently evolving (monomorphic) populations and are not to be confused with linkage disequilibria within one population.
