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The predatory (in which the caterpillar preys on the host ants) and 'cuckoo' (in which the caterpillars feed off of the ants' regurgitation) strategies are derived characteristics from the alcon group, with the predatory strategy having evolved from the teleius group and the cuckoo strategy having evolved from the arion-Phengaris group.

Similar indices, and other measures derived from characteristics of the community in which the child lives, are used in other record-based studies of SES and childhood leukaemia.

In addition to the objectives mentioned above, we expect to estimate ion constituents of background plasma derived from characteristic frequencies of EMIC waves in multiple component plasma.

Using an approach that postulates certain desirable properties of decision functions and derives further characteristics from these, a new decision procedure based on the cross sum ratio is investigated.

Household and socioeconomic characteristics derived from the focus groups corroborated findings from the survey data.

We construct a longitudinal dataset from the Labour Force Survey (LFS 2005 15) at the provincial level and derive different provincial characteristics from seven other sources.

We apply a similar concept, except we do not consider all modern examples to inhabit their natural environment; instead we derive the geographic characteristics from areas with minimal human disturbance that more accurately reflect natural distributions.

The Sound derives its estuarine characteristics from the Squamish River on the northern reaches and the Fraser River on the southern reaches, as well as smaller creeks along the shoreline.

Significant differences between theoretical LOS computed from maximum leaning angles derived from anthropometric characteristics and performance-based LOS were observed.

Typical characteristics (derived from Form W 7 and other sources) of mail applications for ITINs as compared with typical characteristics of in-person applications.

They exhibit new characteristics, derived from the pixel rather than the pen, the brush or the chisel".