At the time of breeding, male gobies display a pattern of blue spots on their fins and sides while females develop a bright yellow-orange patch on their bellies.
If this is the case, a condition-dependent ornament functions as an indicator for the degree of local adaptation, since only those individuals that well-adapted to the local environment will be in a good condition and, hence, able to develop a bright plumage (in Fig. 8, the short-billed birds in habitat 1 and the long-billed birds in habitat 2).
It varies in colour from golden to green, and the male, like certain other male cyprinids, develops a bright red underside during the spring breeding season.
Based in Los Angeles, the artist has played a pivotal role in establishing that city's art community, serving as an educator and mentor for multiple generations of artists, while also developing a bright pop-postmodern style of painting, printmaking and sculpture that has spread his influence far beyond the art world.
All I'm looking forward to is developing a bright future with my mum and my family and my people".
We have developed a bright field and fluorescence microscope that provides an alternative to conventional fluorescence microscopy for the diagnosis of M. tuberculosis in sputum smears.
With the aim of developing a bright, far-red protein for whole-body imaging, Shcherbo et al. (2007) used a combination of site-specific and random mutagenesis to TurboRFP and several of its precursors.
The Obama Administration or, better yet, Congress itself must finally step-up and develop a set of relatively bright-line principles where certain categories of defendants and crimes get tried in military court and others in civilian courts.
At even higher concentrations the bacteria develop a translucent center in bright field images and fluorescence images show that GFP-MinD is either uniformly distributed within cells or is stationary near one pole.
Existing techniques in the detection of ALK IHC protein and ALK gene copy number alterations need to be refined as is evident from the elegant work done by Nitta et al (2013) who developed a dual bright-field assay for concurrent detection of ALK protein expression and ALK gene rearrangement with much more sensitivity.
