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Part 2, "Reading the Medieval Manuscript," focuses on the skills necessary for the successful study of manuscripts, with chapters on transcribing and editing; reading texts damaged by fire, water, insects, and other factors; assessing evidence for origin and provenance; and describing and cataloguing manuscripts.

Collectively, the evidence for origin of blocks with exotic blocks, episodic accretion within a subduction complex, and narrow (<100 m thick) zones between accreted units suggests that the accommodation of subduction megathrust slip is more localized than the prediction of numerical models (Wakabayashi 2015; Wakabayashi and Rowe 2015).

The partial cross-foster design of our experiment revealed evidence for origin effects (genetic or maternal) on carotenoid levels of fledglings, but no origin-environment interaction.

Our results provide evidence for origin of eukaryotic metacaspases from bacteria.

Although we find exceptionally high density of ORC1/CDC6 binding in the VSG arrays, we see no evidence for origin activity.

Although the episode begins with a traditional discussion of tool use and mitochondrial 'Eve' and Y-chromosome 'Adam', it quickly turns to survey the genetic evidence for origins outside of East Africa.

There was no evidence for origin-environment interaction in plasma carotenoid levels (non-significant term "BSM*origin(duplicate)"), but there was a significant effect of nest of origin ("origin(duplicate)") (Table 2).

Given the clear conservation of many nuclear functions and structures, it is perhaps no surprise that there is growing evidence for origins of several systems and components pre-LECA, and even reaching back to prokaryotes (Table 1).

This serpentininized harzburgite sheet tectonically overlies serpentinite matrix mélange interpreted to be sedimentary origin by Wakabayashi (2012; 2015; additional evidence for sedimentary origin presented in "Sedimentary origins of mélanges with exotic blocks: interbedding with siliciclastic turbidites and internal sedimentary features").

MAD correctly recovers the known root of eukaryotes and uncovers evidence for the origin of cyanobacteria in the ocean.

This provides the needed evidence for its origin (Fig. 2 and Supplemental Figure S1).