Some examples are: believing that certain people do not have rights that they do in fact have; perceiving other members of some social group as less capable than they actually are; failing to notice indications of other people's feelings; and holding too high an opinion of one's own attainments.
Phenotypic heterogeneity in these examples is believed to occur in genetically uniform populations.
The relocation of class Ib genes away from the MHC in these examples is believed to have loosened the constraints on their evolution allowing the genes to evolve independently, without influence of gene conversion events [ 30] and co-evolution of closely linked genes [ 24].
Fully ten per cent of Monteverdean flora, for example, are believed to be unique to the Cordillera de Tilarán.
Bats are well known for transmitting rabies, but they carry other debilitating microbes as well; fruit bats, for example, are believed to be the principal source of the Ebola virus.
The continents bordering the Atlantic Ocean, for example, are believed to be moving away from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge at a rate of 1 2 cm (0.4 0.8 inch) per year, thus increasing the breadth of the ocean basin by twice that amount.
β-proteobacteria belonging to the Burkholderiales, for example, are believed to be the sole bacterial partner performing nitrification in the AOM association with ANME-2c archaea [ 51]. β-proteobacterial families Sphingomonadaceae and Comamonadaceae were detected as minority (<3.5%) at all depths.
This example is believed to be representative for a great number of localities in the United States.
The selfmate, for example, is believed to be at least 400 years old.
Often, they do so with an equal display of emotion: Mrs. Jean-Paul's husband, for example, is believed to have set himself on fire.
