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Even behavior is sometimes preserved by being "frozen" in time, for example, a specimen of Marrella splendens Walcott, 1912 was caught in the act of molting [ 9], several specimens of Ottoia prolifica Walcott, 1911 were preserved while scavenging together on a carcass [ 8, 10], and trilobites have been preserved within the empty tubes of priapulid worms [ 11].

Within specimens of Triceratops, for example, "A" individuals have skulls approximately 0.3 m in length; F-size skulls are approximately 3.0 m in length.

Figure 5 shows an example of a specimen with a very short life of only 18 blows until total failure.

For example, a lymphoma specimen can be examined for the presence of genetic alterations using targeted sequencing strategies.

For example, a lymphoma specimen that coexpresses high levels of MYC and BCL2 proteins may respond better to a combination regimen that targets both proteins.

For the example above of a specimen with a spatial frequency of 1,000 lines per millimetre, the required N.A. to collect the diffracted light would be 0.55.

For example, by assigning a specimen to the genus Aellopos one can predict that as a caterpillar it most likely fed on plants of the family Rubiaceae [ 13].

One of the best examples of such a specimen is My Digital Enemy, the UK chart-toppers who command respect from the underground while being known to dabble in the world of pop.

For example, a colon cancer specimen was stained by Anti-MUC1* with the most intense staining occurring in the most diseased portions of the specimen.

For example, a patient whose specimen was obtained in an outpatient setting (e.g., an emergency department) may have actually acquired S. aureus during a recent hospitalization.

For example, all specimens of the Iberian Range were pooled into a single population when, in fact, there are two distinct lineages in this region.