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The most recently discovered example of active pollination is surprisingly similar to the yucca yucca moth interaction.

In a 2008 auction catalog description, Robert Edward "presented an outstanding newly discovered example of the 'Holy Grail' of baseball cards, the T206 Honus Wagner". (This example, in poor condition, sold for $317,250). In fairness to the auction houses, the media, including me, and PR types are far more apt use the expression.

The Euglenida is a large group of marine and freshwater eukaryotic flagellates with diverse modes of nutrition, including phagotrophy, osmotrophy, photoautotrophy, and a recently discovered example of mixotrophy (a euglenid capable of both phagotrophy and photosynthesis) [ 19, 20].

He said the company had discovered examples of "attackers" rigging hardware to be able to control several accounts simultaneously.

Several experienced workers told the inquiry that they had discovered examples of child sexual exploitation as far back as the early 1990s and that there was awareness from that time on that children in local residential units were at risk of being targets.

Others discovered examples of men who were paid significantly more for doing similar jobs.

Higham told VICE News that in the period since she began researching this topic in August 2013, she has discovered examples of people sentenced to the death penalty for "terrorism" crimes that include family disputes, as well as a man accused of killing his father.

First, we discovered examples of annotations in the HUPO list that are not completely accurate, as well as examples of redundant entries (see below).

We have also discovered examples of unique residue patterns that determine the ATP orientation required for substrate phosphorylation in different ELKs.

We then discovered examples of sequences rearranged at this point by searching the NCBI Trace Archive, from which the other partner in the new junction sequence was deduced (see Supplementary Material for further details).

It is likely that these recently discovered examples of regulation by modulation of dynamic interactions within the cell nucleus are only the proverbial tip of the iceberg, and it stands to reason that we should consider the contribution of dynamic interactions and trafficking in any nuclear event we investigate in the future.