Yellowish, orange, or reddish xanthophores also occur in cichlid fins other than the anal fin (see e.g., Figure 3q u) and in skin tissue, where substantial differences in densities – depending on coloration patterns – can be found (Clabaut, Salzburger and Meyer, unpublished results).
The coloration and pattern of collared lizards varies depending on species; however, coloration also varies with the season, temperature, and light intensity.
Depending on their political coloration and background, the politicians blame parental permissiveness, radical agitation among students since the 1968 disorders, disrespect for authority, the glorification of violence in films and on television or the "scandalous neglect" of a Government that ignores safety hazards in its schools.
As shown by the previous experiments, depending on the spectral coloration and the inter-channel power ratio of the reference signals, each considered tap selection scheme results in a different distribution of the selected taps across subbands and channels, and a different Closeness Measure.
While optical conditions in mid-Atlantic temperate reefs are unlikely to be affected as dramatically as nearby estuarine waters by processes such as eutrophication and pollution, many fishes that associate with temperate reefs depend on visual coloration and displays for reproductive signaling (as with cichlids; Seehausen et al., 1997) in already dim and complex optical backgrounds.
In our case, sodium sweat promotes an oxide blue coloration depending on the cation concentration.
5b) and SKBR-3 (Fig. 5c) cells, following the treatment with different concentrations of the decoction showed that the nuclei of viable cells stained uniformly green by acridine orange, while those of apoptotic cells exhibited yellow to orange coloration, depending on the degree of loss of membrane integrity, due to co-staining with ethidium bromide.
Our predictions for the two illumination conditions differ by almost a factor of three, and it should be clear that, depending on environmental conditions and aircraft coloration, even larger differences can be expected.
While the world's oceans are often perceived to be blue in color, their coloration can vary depending on whatever is floating at the surface.
The intensity of red coloration is known to show variations depending on cultivars and strains, which suggests that red coloration is genetically controlled.
When two or more trees containing a few dozen taxa are compared, several graphical operations are needed, such as a consistent rooting of trees, a common ordering of their tips (if the potential topological disagreement allows it), differential coloration of taxa depending on the molecular, taxonomic or geographical information.
