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Genotype I branches corresponding to old, modern-basal and modern-subclade 1E lineages were colored in blue, light purple and gray, respectively.

Taking a cut off asymmetry index of 0.667 (corresponding to old cell having at least double the division time of the young sibling) to define old cells, all H lineages pooled together had significantly greater proportion of old cells (0.051) than all wild types pooled (0.019) and all L lineages pooled (0.005) (Z test for comparison of proportions, one-tailed, p = 0.01 and <0.001 respectively).

By corresponding to old versions of lost intron data, we found 93 cases of intron losses within 89 genes when using the latest genome information for Drosophila willistoni.

These activity tracks are used to rank between 0 and 1 all the copies of each identified TE according to their divergence from the corresponding most identical pair of copies between the two genomes, with 1 corresponding to a low degree of divergence and a recent activity of this TE and 0 corresponding to old and divergent copies.

In the genome of D. simulans, most of the activity track distributions were bimodal, with few TE copies close to 1 and a large number of copies close to 0 corresponding to old and degraded copies (supplementary fig. S3, Supplementary Material online), which was consistent with the observations made for some of these TE families in the genome of D. simulans (Lerat et al. 2011).

Another interpretation of the NLDB could be residues of an ancient magma reservoir, such as that which drove the caldera-forming eruption (or one corresponding to older activity).

The five construction stages established in this study based on sandstone characteristics and pediment end style are shown as different colors, grading from blue to red, corresponding to oldest to newest edifices.

The next range (light grey bars) included eyes with an OSI between 1 and 3, corresponding to older eyes with associated scatter of an early cataract.

Two alternative origins have been proposed for the evolution of Mediterranean, woody plants: resprouters corresponding to older lineages (Tertiary with tropical to subtropical conditions) and seeders (such as Cistus) to younger lineages (Quaternary with Mediterranean conditions) [17].

A tertiary 205-bed hospital with 650 to 850 admissions/month, more than 65% corresponding to older patient ICU admissions.

As a mature super-individual remains mature until it is removed from the simulation, there is likely limited selection pressure exerted on maturation parameters corresponding to older ages.