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Figure 10 Developmental sequence of the male structure of Galaxaura pacifica Tanaka from Small Port, KNP, southern Taiwan.

Figure 8 Developmental sequence of the cystocarp of Galaxaura pacifica Tanaka from Small Port, KNP, southern Taiwan.

Moreover, if the developmental sequence of the two-dimensional structure in Figure 22 represents the ontogeny of a leaf and a homologous perianth structure such as a petal, then it is formation and pigmentation of the floral organ rather than the subsequent fading and death of the structure that expresses the modified senescence program.

The distribution pattern and developmental sequence of the lesions are predictable and permit identification of six stages, which can be subsumed under three more general units: I II, III IV, V VI [ 4– 6, 21, 28, 32, 37, 38, 47, 65, 66, 83].

We took advantage of the characteristic developmental sequence of newborn granule cells in the dentate gyrus to assess the role of the activity-dependent microRNA, miR-132 in vivo.

Application of this text allowed us to trace the developmental sequence of phonological awareness in the Spanish language and to clarify certain inconsistencies found in previous studies.

This progress includes developmental sequencing of these antecedents that, in turn, is leading to the development of precise interventions.

To determine whether adolescents' symptom reports are consistent with the developmental sequence of tobacco addiction and whether the sequential appearance of these symptoms signifies increasing addiction.

The time course of the developmental sequence of embryogenic calli has been previously documented [ 25, 26].

The developmental sequence of expression of these genes provides clues that help further narrow the choices of functional role for ABP.

Ki-ras mutations are thought to occur as a relatively early event in the developmental sequence of colorectal adenocarcinoma (Vogelstein et al, 1988), and may therefore be expressed early on by most of the tumour cells.