Biogeographically, the fossil record indicates that the three legume subfamilies appeared in the early Eocene, and extensive diversification and origin of most of the woody legume lineages occurred in the middle Eocene [ 20].
Second, during the 1930s and subsequent years, an opposite trend gained favor, largely due to the extensive work on the origin of life by Alexander I. Oparin.
A systematic survey of the arrangement of such duplicated genes will be informative and given the basal position of Oxyrrhis it will almost certainly prove valuable for establishing the likely origin of extensive duplication in the dinoflagellate lineage.
Extensive studies to elaborate the origin of this degradation are presented.
New York Times, March 28 1860, page 3, an extensive full-length article The Origin Of Species.
Anderson herself denied that it was possible for a woman to be made a mason, but remained non-committal or downright enigmatic when questioned as to the origin of her extensive knowledge of Freemasonry.
We consider that this phenomenon is interesting and that it will be worthwhile to carry out further extensive analysis to uncover the origin of endometriotic cells.
Indeed, the presence of viral hallmark genes in extremely diverse groups of viruses, combined with a variety of other genes, constitutes strong evidence of extensive reassortment/recombination associated with the origin of viruses, which is best compatible with a primordial gene pool with rampant gene mixing and matching.
The study, the largest and most extensive on the origins of homosexuality at that time, held that disruptions in family relationships early in life contributed to a child's homosexual development.
The evidence of extensive fragmentation contributed to understanding the origin of the erosion resistance of hard ceramics.
However, despite extensive studies of siRNA biogenesis, the origin of vsiRNAs is still far from being fully understood.
