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More notably, the average of the ratios for archaeal to bacterial amoA gene copy number for each desert (Table 2) were highest in the southernmost, warmer deserts (54.7 and 3.5 for Sonoran and Chihuahuan, respectively) as compared to the cold deserts of more northern latitudes (1.3 and 0.01 for Colorado Plateau and Great Basin, respectively).

At the Tiffin desert table, the durian cake is a must try.

There's usually an expansive desert table featuring snacks and traditional Mexican candies — often made with chile, chamoy and tamarind.

The proportion of the young sired by an extra-pair male only (EPP) in a nest did not predict whether the male would care or desert, whether the female would care or desert, or whether either the male or the female would care or desert (Table  4, Fig.  1).

Correlation and regression approaches clearly confirmed distinct relationships between archaeal and bacterial amoA gene abundances of BSCs and specific environmental factors across the four deserts (Table 3).

Amygdalus pedunculata prefers low hills and sandy land, A. mongolica prefers gravel deserts and A. mongolicus prefers sandy deserts (Table  1).

The city's normally busy downtown sidewalks were almost deserted; tables were easily available at popular restaurants; department stores were like ghost towns, and high-rise construction projects were idle as Windy City residents heeded warnings of perilous weather.

Not only does HSV effectively maintain soil surface stability but also generates change in species composition of desert communities (Table 3), important factors in the preservation of biodiversity and stability of desert ecosystems.

Archaeal amoA copy numbers average around 7 × 105 per gram of soil (332 copies per ng DNA) across all desert sites (Table 1), whereas their bacterial counterparts averaged only slightly (and nonsignificantly) below this value at 3 × 105 (154 copies per ng DNA).

Under this last classification criterion, all populations living in the Sahel or in areas defined by a tropical with dry seasons climate were grouped into the "dry savanna" biome, whereas those living to the south and west of it, namely in the tropical humid and equatorial zones, were grouped into the "humid" or "desert" biome (Table  1).

Indeed, gene-poor and gene-desert TADs have similar flexibility but different statistical helix organization: one helix turn encompasses 85/87 kb of genomic DNA in gene-poor TADs but only 72 kb in the gene-desert TAD (Table  1, compare third and fourth rows).