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The authors would like to thank Craig Cloutier for his invaluable assistance with the development of the figures presented in this manuscript.

JPH assisted with data analysis and development of the figures.

JIH participated in the data analysis, scoring of immunohistochemistry staining, development of the figures and the writing of the manuscript.

LS wrote portions of the methods and results, performed the analysis of microarray data and development of the figures.

CO was involved in the analysis of the data, development of the figures, and wrote the methods section of the manuscript.

Petzoldt further surveys the development of the figure: During the course of the thirteenth century, the Bilwis is less and less frequently treated as the personification of a supernatural power but becomes increasingly identified as a malevolent human being, a witch.

The protection of PLCγ2−/− mice from induction of arthritis was not due to absence of mature B cells, since PLCγ2−/− mice adoptively transferred with WT B cells (Figure S1) were still resistant to development of the disease (Figure 1E,F and 2A,B).

Figure 7 Development of the number of lichen species in Wetzlar and Giessen between 1970 and 2010.

The involucral filaments from the basal cell do not form the pericarp and are restricted to the base throughout the development of the cystocarp (Figure 8D-8F).

The asymmetric development of the folds (figure 1), with the fragile lamina pushed toward the more protected adaxial side, and the more robust veins, often with hairs, covering the whole abaxial side, could also be evolutionary interesting.

Intriguingly, gene sets representing "Liver-specific Genes" correlated negatively with UPF2 null fetal livers demonstrating that loss of UPF2 has a global effect on the development of the liver (Figure 3D).