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In the reconstruction of the ancestor, we used only the marginal approach because it is the one that enables us to reconstruct the most probable protein sequences for each inner node of phylogenetic tree [ 65].

This ability to infer ancient climates not only enables us to reconstruct a history of the world before humans were a glimmer in some reptilian eye, but also gives us a vital context for evaluating changes in global climate today.

Radiocarbon-dated to ∼39.6 ka cal BP, the time of Heinrich Stadial (HS) 4, this site enables us to reconstruct the environmental conditions then prevalent in the NE of the Iberian Peninsula.

This enables us to reconstruct the 3D coronal magnetic field with high accuracy, such that it includes the potential field from the normal component not only of the photospheric magnetic field but also of the NLFFF, which contains both the normal and the horizontal magnetic fields.

Our analysis also enables us to reconstruct possible gene duplication processes that generated the different sets of chemokine genes in these species.

The present worldwide study enables us to reconstruct some of the main routes of introduction of W. auropunctata and provides some insights into the ecological and evolutionary factors that may have favored the current expansion of its distribution range around the globe.

This work extends this initial dataset through the acquisition of cosmogenic 10Be/21Ne data, which should enable us to reconstruct a more complete valley incision chronology.

Third, many have argued that cultural evolutionary theories can provide insights into the historical pattern of cultural change, in much the same way that evolutionary biological tools have enabled us to reconstruct the branching (or perhaps reticulated) history of life.

Based on this reasoning, changes in the provenance of sedimentary materials recorded at the Yangtze rivermouth could enable us to reconstruct the spatiotemporal variability of heavy-precipitation areas within the Yangtze drainage basin.

A comparison with other terrestrial archives enabled us to reconstruct late Pleistocene and Holocene palaeoenvironmental conditions on a regional scale, and furthermore to link specific stages of floodplain development to prevalent influencing variables.

To isolate additional Atlantys LTRs from the wild relatives of rice, LTR sequences from the O. sativa Atlantys element were used as queries in similarity searches against a set of random sheared Oryza sequences (Table 2) generated from a previous project [57], which enabled us to reconstruct putative Atlantys LTRs for O. glaberrima [AA], O. nivara [AA], and O. rufipogon [AA].