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The opercular stalk emerges next to the radioli on the left side.
In the maximum likelihood tree, Blastocystis clusters weakly with other stramenopiles (bootstrap proportion [BP] = 52%) but within a mitochondrial clade that emerges next to Rickettsia and other α-proteobacteria with strong bootstrap support (BP = 100%).
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Modular gas-to-liquids plants will probably emerge next to oil fields, to exploit natural gas that is now being released and wastefully flared; the gas can instead be converted into a diesel fuel to power rigs and trucks.
She walks around the outside of the town's Gothic cathedral, emerging next to a rocket-shaped tower surrounded by a cloistered garden.
Activities resulting from diversification might produce positive externalities: new activities have the tendency to emerge next to already existing ones, therewith explaining the formation of "hotspots" in the landscape.
He was sucked into the mouth of a ventilation shaft but was blown clear by "a terrific blast of hot air" and emerged next to the capsized lifeboat.
Significant electron density for the PLM emerged next to the catalytic Zn II) around the binding cleft defined by loops 70, 250 and 370 in the LC protease (Figure 2).
What stops branches from emerging next to each other?
Whatever emerges next, there will be no return to the old party.
Fight Mosley and whichever young contender emerges next from the pack.
Until whatever emerges next discovers again how you can send signals long distances or how you can rip atoms apart.
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