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The sipunculid worm Golfingia has been considered as a possible modern example of trace makers of very narrow and long tubes similar to Trichichnus (Romero-Wetzel, 1987).

cSee also Schoenfeld ([2000]) for an example of tracing instructional decision-making at a fine-grained level.

The findings, reported in two papers in tomorrow's Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, are being hailed as a textbook example of tracing the molecular steps behind an evolutionary innovation.

Another example of traces left in temporal slices of the network as these entities become stabilized could be found by contrasting the relationships between entities in a network before and after the emergence of a novel chimerical organism, such as a lichen (Grube and Hawksworth 2007), or the first eukaryotes (Martin and Müller 1998; Moreira and Lopez-Garcia 1998).

Fig. 12 Examples of traces of HTTP requests per hour over a 24 h period.

Representative examples of traces from each time point in all treatment groups are shown in Fig. 3. 1. Infusion of vehicle does not alter the magnitude of the EMG  .

Examples of traced neurons show that the initiation of neurite outgrowth occurred in all genotypes.

(A ) Examples of traces of GFP fluorescent signals (after background subtraction) from individual h WT RNPs assembled in the presence of tagged Dlic (i, ii) or Dmn (iii, iv).

Figure 23 shows an example of a trace that includes a variety of transitions, matched areas, unmatched areas and irregular sized samples.

As an example of the tracing process, consider the situation shown in Figure 5.

Reference protocol provides a common baseline for comparison of mitochondrial respiratory control in a large variety of species, tissues and cell types (see Fig. 2 for example of typical tracing).