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Despite their uncharted and isolated topography, the Dolomites emerged progressively as a cultural landscape intimately connected to the cosmopolitan aura of Venice and the artistic legacy left in Titian's mountainous backgrounds.

We present the case that these two species evolved essentially the same diverse set of gene families, and that the extreme stress-resistance phenotypes of the Deinococcus lineage emerged progressively by amassing cell-cleaning systems from different sources, but not by acquisition of novel DNA repair systems.

We found that sequentially timed activity of groups of area CA1 cells emerged progressively during the course of learning.

Congestive heart failure emerged progressively at a mean age of 11.6 months (range 2 weeks to 30 months) in 13 children.

We concluded that time-selective area CA1 cell activity emerged progressively, as the mouse learned an association between two stimuli separated in time.

Using a list of content categories that emerged progressively from the content as the pH1N1 story evolved, two authors (AF and MI) compared coding on a set of 15 random clips that each watched and coded individually.

With further increasing distance, more wave crests emerge progressively from the front of the bore.

Competence towards this fate emerges progressively and requires the downregulation of the pluripotency factor Nanog.

Only between nurses and residents in family medicine did interprofessional clinical collaboration seem to emerge progressively without particular constraint.

As new findings emerge, progressively higher levels of study evolve that require in vivo clinical investigation of individuals with the relevant genotypes and their responses (or resulting phenotypes) to environmental triggers.

Thus, although acute lesions of the BLA (herein) or inactivation of the CeN (Xue et al., 2012) result in increased cocaine seeking through a loss of fear, the compulsive cocaine seeking in a vulnerable 20% of animals over a long period of cocaine exposure emerges progressively without any change in fear processing (Pelloux et al., 2007, 2012).