Few would have predicted that it would be Costa Rica, representing a country of only 4.8m people and with a modest football history, that would emerge from a group of three former world champions.
Based on our study, Acrophorus belongs to Dryopteris, and represents a specialized group within Dryopteris with round indusia and cordate scales at costa base.
The developmental neurotoxicity of organophosphate pesticides represents a biological conundrum that has important ramifications for human exposures (for review see Colborn 2006; Costa 2006; Landrigan 2001; Mileson et al. 1998; Slotkin 2005; Weiss et al. 2004).
The research "represents a benchmark contribution" to the development of liquid-cooled computers and will pave the way for new materials applications created by ultrafast lasers, says physicist Costas Fotakis, director of the Institute of Electronic Structure and Laser in Heraklion, Greece.
One such strategy is open ocean aquaculture which represents a promising alternative for the sustainable cultivation of bivalve species (Polk 1996; Hesley 1997; Stickney 1998, Bridger and Costa-Pierce 2003).
Sociality occurs in nearly every insect order (Wilson 1971; Costa 2006), with eusociality representing an extreme on a social continuum.
The specimens, which represent a subset of a larger case series already characterized for TMM (Costa et al, 2006), were consecutive with respect to the availability of frozen tissue and adequate clinicopathologic and follow-up information.
These specimens represent a subset randomly selected from a larger case series already characterised for TMM (Costa et al, 2006).
Therefore, the pathogenicity weights implemented in FATHMM are also likely to represent an improvement for nonhuman organisms (especially those not too distantly related to human) [Ferrer-Costa et al., 2005].
(A corporate connection should be noted: Costas is represented by IMG, which owns half of Fleischer's company).
