The SWDs were OSL dated to between 12,600 12,400, 4200 4000, 3200 2800 and 1900 1700 a BP and these dates were corroborated with pottery remains retrieved from the profiles and dated by archaeological methods.
Based on this dating, the rate of mtDNA change is extremely high, approximately 15%/million years uncorrected, but the dating is corroborated by a very low degree of differentiation in nuclear genes [ 39].
Our molecular dating results corroborate this trend, as Neotropical Troidini appeared around 27 and 21 Ma.
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This dating has been corroborated by comprehensive examination of grass phytoliths (silica bodies) preserved from Eocene to late Miocene sediment samples in North America (Stromberg, 2005).
Similarly, insectivorous bats will discard contaminated insect parts, which can then be consumed by foraging animals (107), although mechanisms for such route of pathogen transmission from insectivorous bats has not been corroborated to date.
To date, such imaging has corroborated the pathology literature, in that non-demented elderly subjects often have plaque burdens equivalent to those with clinically diagnosed AD (Shoghi-Jadid et al 2002; Klunk et al 2004; Fagan et al 2006; Rentz et al 2006).
Refusal for these participants may simply be related to close temporal proximity to their most recent test [ 2]; however, we are unable to corroborate dates of self-reported prior testing.
The ages were corroborated by radiocarbon dating of the soil sections around Two-Yurts lake.
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