The organic compounds of sulfur constitute a diverse and important subdivision of organic substances.
Within evolutionarily young, species-rich radiations, ecological and reproductive niche breadths may be narrower and more tightly packed compared to related, less diverse radiations, perhaps through partial subdivision of the ancestral niche: potentially making them more sensitive to relaxation of disruptive natural selection regimes.
They present abiotic and biotic contrasts locally, permitting the pursuit of observations and experiments across diverse taxa sharing sharp microecological subdivisions.
The Fur protein is the most widely found and best-studied iron-responsive regulator in bacteria from diverse taxonomic groups, such as subdivisions γ, β, δ and ϵ of proteobacteria and bacilli [ 4].
Diversity is, instead, diverse.
Nevertheless, users must carefully specify the initial mesh and/or painstakingly manipulate the control vertices at different levels of subdivision hierarchy to satisfy a diverse set of functional requirements and aesthetic criteria in the limit shape.
The possibility of hybridization between individuals from diverse subpopulations is intrinsically associated with population subdivision and analysis of species-specific families of TEs may help us to understand whether or not the hybridization contributed to the origin of a particular species.
The development is to be the first built in the Town of Oyster Bay as a Planned Unit Development, a zoning category that promotes, among other goals, "developments which include an integrated mix of diverse housing types" not found in typical suburban subdivisions.
To attenuate synaptic output we expressed the shibireTS gene in the three Gal4 networks defined by D0264, D0067, and D0117, as well as in A0023, c305a, and c739, which appear to label subdivisions of the mushroom bodies, along with diverse other structures [16] (and see Figure S7).
However, the lobes had patches with very diverse colors indicating an OSI that varied greatly from one subdivision to the other (Fig. 6B C).
