Many of the hills along the estuary – at Beckton and Rainham, for example – might look geological, but are in fact the remnants of former dumping grounds.
America's common-law marital tradition is not some hick version of free love but, in fact, the remnant of the oldest form of marriage, the romantic vow.
It is, in fact, a remnant of a mostly forgotten piece of Knickerbockers history and a tiny footnote in Rambis lore.
The question remains whether the VID population is in fact a remnant of a single species or morph previously distributed throughout the Wadden Sea region.
Further, it is possible that human ES cells are derived from ICM cells that have not yet reactivated their Xi and that the observed XCI in the hES cell lines is in fact a remnant from the XCI at the preimplantation stage.
Despite the fact that oak remnants host only a few species which were historically recorded, and that they currently are the lichen poorest habitat in the study region, they host lichen assemblages differing from those of black-locust forests and agrarian stands.
Seven previously unnanotated ORFs could in fact be some remnants of ribosomal protein genes, based on its genome position and considering some degree of synteny with other completely sequenced γ-proteobacteria, but only three of them (rplQ, rpsE, and rpsO) retain enough homology to be annotated as such.
Viruses have driven genetic diversity by transferring genes across species, and in fact, we still carry remnants of viral genes in our DNA, up to roughly 8-108-10%our genome.
I don't think I've ever been in a stranger place, and the fact that a mechanised remnant of history passes to and fro on the lake makes it all the more strange.
The Viking RPA's measurements detected ion flows of ~100 m/s at high altitudes and the fact that Mars has remnant crustal magnetic fields introduces complexity in the transport processes above the chemical equilibrium region (≤200 km), but the basic parent sources of the two ionosphere regions are very similar.
