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M. balearicus, the most recent species of its phylum, with a shoulder height of c. 50 cm, displayed shortened legs, a single ever-growing incisor in each jaw, one lower premolar and two upper premolars.

First, human SMCs plated on collagenase-resistant collagen displayed shortened replicative lifespan.

All the mice treated with T2 prior to the first test session displayed shortened time spent immobile on both days of testing.

Altogether, NSCLC TICs displayed shortened G2 checkpoint response after IR as well as reduced S and G2/M checkpoint response after cisplatin treatment, which might contribute to their refractory phenotype.

Tissue biopsies of Barrett's esophagus, the premalignant condition that is linked to the development of esophageal adenocarcinoma, have displayed shortened telomeres [ 30], and shorter blood leukocyte telomere length among Barrett's esophagus patients has been associated with an increased risk of future esophageal adenocarcinoma [ 31].

Embryonic hippocampal CA1 neurons suppressing Vps35 expression by in utero electroporation of its micro RNAs displayed shortened apical dendrites, reduced dendritic spines, and swollen commissural axons in the neonatal stage, those deficits reflecting a defective protein transport/trafficking in developing mouse neurons.

DNKv4 neurons display shortened latency to firing, a lower threshold for repetitive firing, and a progressive decrement in AP amplitude to an adapted state.

The data in the present study indicate that female TGF alpha mice display shortened immobility in the swim test, suggesting an improved ability to cope with stress, and appear less aggressive in the resident-intruder test than non-transgenic female CD-1 mice.

Moreover, both Bay and NIL-S followed Aschoff's rule, displaying shortening of periodicity with increase in fluence rate.

Nonetheless, dLRCH deficient flies are female sterile, display shortened longevity and reduced resistance to extreme conditions.

Also, their nota display shortened macrochaetae, whose lengths also depend on endoreplication (Weng et al. 2003).