Facing this miniature, on folio 33 recto, is the only carpet page in the Book of Kells, which is rather anomalous; the Lindisfarne Gospels has five extant carpet pages and the Book of Durrow has six.
While Worldrecordrun was still extant, it had a page where he reported his annual mileage totals for both running and biking.
There is an "augmented reality" book, "Paris: The Great Saga," in which the city's landmarks, lost and extant, pop out from the pages when the viewer dons special glasses.
Many of Lucia's extant papers reside at SUNY-Buffalo.
A page for an extant taxa would, of course, have more information about other topics, such as ecology, behavior, geographical distribution, life history, and soft part anatomy.
The title page of the first extant edition (1633) describes the play as a tragedy, but as TS Eliot observed nearly a century ago, it becomes more "intelligible" if one takes it "not as a tragedy … but as a farce", written in a tone of "serious, even savage comic humour".
The confidence limits for the two oldest arrangements ST and TL overlap, but we assume that the TL is oldest extant arrangement based on migration-selection models (see page 3083 in Schaeffer 2008).
It also contains all of the books of the New Testament (although the pages that contained Matthew 1 1-25:5 are not extant).
To give some idea of the importance of the collection, I was shown a narrow volume with two columns of Hebrew on each page that is the oldest and sole extant copy of a printed Haggadah from 1480, Guadalajara, Spain (the library has earlier handwritten Haggadot).
It is noteworthy, also, that the molecular topology presented here matches exactly that presented for extant taxa only by DelPero et al. (2004) [ 37] on page 440) as one of the "two remarkably similar topologies that were strongly supported at most of the internal nodes".
