When this happens, for example, in the rat tail, the skin temperature behaves as if no cutaneous blood flow were present at all, that is, as in a dead body (Szekely & Szelenyi 1979).
For example, in the buff tail bumblebee, three ant species and the common wasp, it was shown that specific long-chain linear and methyl-branched alkanes act as sterility-inducing queen signals that stop the workers from reproducing [ 11, 12, 16, 19– 23], reviewed in [ 24].
Single molecule imaging studies show that myosin VI is a monomer and the tail is flexible; for example, in the absence of nucleotide, the tail is bent and lies next to the motor domain whereas in the presence of ATP the tail is straight [36].
During larval development and in adults, CDC-42 localized to cortexes in all cells, for example, in the vulva and in the tail (Supplementary Figures S5A C).
For example 'In the dark'.
For example, in Xenopus tail regeneration [13], the vacuolar H+-ATPase pumps a strong H+ flux through the cell membrane of regeneration bud cells.
For example, Tails Tails Heads Heads Tails Tails Tails.
This is for example in failure detection the case, where the tail of the probability distribution is of great interest.
These features vary in color among subspecies, for example the tail of C. g. guereza is gray until the white tail tuft which covers half of its length, while the tail tuft of C. g. caudatus makes up 80% of the tail.
The other reaction was to mock darkness and fear, by singing songs about the spirits which personified it (in Wales, for example, the tail-less black sow and the White Lady), or dressing up as them: in other words, to confront boldly the terrors of the season now arriving.
