Within the human genome, the parvulin/PIN4 locus on chromosome Xq13.1 encodes an elongated open reading frame leading to the expression of Par17 [GenBank: NM_006223].
One of the most renowned examples of ecological differentiation in the species complex is the elongate, open-water species Amphilophus zaliosus, which evolved from a high-bodied benthic ancestor by sympatric speciation within Nicaragua's oldest crater lake, Lake Apoyo [ 4, 20].
The best-adapted gliding lizards have elongated ribs that open laterally like a fan.
For example, in snake skulls, a bone called the quadrate is elongated, which allows snakes to open their jaws very wide.
Because successful fertilization of female florets rapidly induces style retraction, we consider that a floret remains receptive if the style persists elongated (upward) and stigma lobes remain opened.
The 6m-tall herbivore had bent its elongated, spotted neck through the open conservatory-style windows of Giraffe Manor, a luxury guesthouse in Nairobi's Karen suburb, and was hoovering up nuts and food pellets from pots placed next to the jam and marmalade jars.
We also found an elongated form living in the open water with both normal and gold coloration.
These two morphs have been described as new species (A. astorquii and A. chancho respectively [ 62]); we also collected an elongated form living in the open water - A. zaliosus.
Solanum aspersum differs from that species in its simple uniseriate, rather than congested-dendritic pubescence (Fig 1A), and in the elongate buds that open to deeply stellate flowers (Fig. 1B, C).
These AFM images show that the dots are elongated in the 1 1 ¯ 0 Open image in new window direction with different AsH3 overflow periods.
The binding site of the protein is mainly hydrophobic, elongated and open and is able to accommodate elongated ligands, linear or polycyclic, as suggested also by binding experiments.
