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The latter reason might be why it is difficult to explain the back-propagation curves from GPS807 and GPS806 (Fig. 3), unless the seafloor-uplift area has some extension in the north-to-south direction, instead of assuming the only seafloor uplift exists east of the epicenter.
Although some genetic variation exists east of the Continental Divide (particularly with microsatellites), the nexus of diversity for both marker types is found in California.
As shown in Fig. 3, a region of intense southerly winds existed east of the rainfall regions.
In response to "Call It Booklyn," by Sara Gran (Sept . 10, about Brooklyn as the epicenter of the hip and intellectual (read: elitist), I would like to point out that the real Brooklyn exists to the east of the literary mecca of Park Slope.
Gaskins City is a series of several blocks that exists to the east of the Harrisburg Levee and Route 45.
Still, the stretch bordering the East Village, east of Third Avenue, existed as a relative time capsule.
Kearney et al. [24] analyzed the bioclimatic envelopes of each asexual lineage and found that six climatic variables related to temperature and rainfall fairly accurately describe the distributions of each lineage in the western parts of their ranges, but that in each case large areas of climatically similar habitat exist to the east of their current ranges (see Figure 9 in 24).
In my version, it exists in the north east of England, where I grew up and where I live today.
Tells also about his plans for an East African federation, which now partly exists in the East African Community, of Tanzania, Uganda, & Kenya.
They have allowed scholars to make deductions about economic and linguistic links that existed between East Anglia and other parts of both England and northern Europe during his reign, as well as aspects of his own identity and rule.
