Extensive health, family lineage and dominance information are maintained on all animals in the outdoor enclosures.
To the best of the authors' knowledge, this is the most extensive example of widespread paternal dominance.
Data from maize and brassica further indicate that both gene fractionation, leading to extensive gene loss, and genome dominance are occurring simultaneously keeping the expression of the retained genes at elevated levels [ 16, 17].
The elongated photograph makes both the landscape and the viewer's dominance of it more extensive.
Although they would never bow before anyone with a badge, the paradox is that inmates choose to fall in line with their own elected leaders—"heavies"—who become crowned kings of the yard through violent dominance, street stature, and extensive rap sheets.
Second, the sequence-specific CRISPR spacer arrays split the large group of isolates into two very different groups and reveal extensive diversity and no evidence for dominance of a single clone within the population.
Four categories of historical land-use were identified: old and dominant pasture cover on small properties, recent deforestation and dominance of secondary growth, old extensive pastures and large forest remnants and, recent deforestation, pasture and large forest remnants.
Nucleolar dominance is among the most extensive gene silencing phenomena known, second in scope only to X-chromosome inactivation in female mammals [15], [16].
Microsatellites are mainly characterized by high frequency, co-dominance, multi-allelic nature, reproducibility, extensive genome coverage and ease of detection by polymerase chain reaction with unique primer pairs that flank the repeat motif [ 1].
The majority of the world's most extensive plains were formed as a result of the dominance of erosional and depositional processes over tectonic activity e.g., uplift or subsidence of the Earth's crust.
