Earlier, Mr. Yang's "less extreme" photos of Gonta, a homeless man he documented closely, were exhibited.
Because of bio-molecular methods, knowledge of phylogenetic relationships is increasing (e.g. APG, 2003), and we regard it as meaningful to study differences and similarities among documented, closely related taxa in order to increase understanding of adaptations and changes in seed dormancy and germination preferences.
After studying and documenting closely the work of local artisans of construction in Dharavi, Bhandup, Ghatkopar, Sakinaka, Shivaji Nagar and other homegrown neighbourhoods in Mumbai (but also in Sao Paulo, Rio, Shenzhen and Tokyo), we decided to join forces with artisans whom we thought were particularly diligent and innovative.
For example, the suit cites with little certainty the names and jobs of people who were discussed during family dinner conversations in an effort to paint a picture of Levandowski's work life, which the nanny appeared to be trying to document closely, beginning last February.
The Council of Europe report, which was led by Dick Marty, a Swiss senator, said the organ-trafficking it documented was closely related to the case of the Medicus Clinic.
Volatility spillover is well documented among closely related securities.
The tumour stromal interactions that we have documented concur closely with those described in vivo.
Overall, repeated evolution was far more likely to be documented among closely related than distantly related taxa.
Among retrotransposons, several examples of horizontal transfer have been documented between closely related species (mostly among Drosophila) for LTR retrotransposons such as copia [ 44, 45] and gypsy [ 46].
Although it has been documented that closely related species cannot be distinguished solely on the basis of 16S rRNA gene, but exploring the internal features of this gene can be of definite use.
In some fish groups, such as salmonids and sticklebacks, high rates of sex chromosome turnover have been documented among closely related species (Ross et al. 2009; Woram et al. 2003).
