Instead, Schaller found the panda's popularity was leading to its frequent capture, and was the biggest threat to the population.
2) Because the tadpoles were exposed to low water levels and frequent capture during the Itraconazole treatment, we designed the "infected handled treatment" as a control for stress during handling.
Date of arrival was estimated based on observations of marked birds and frequent capture sessions.
The frequent capture and isolation of the subterranean river systems along with the karst development were regarded as the key reasons for speciation in this genus [ 15], although the complete picture will remain unknown until more species have been examined.
The frequent capture of new 3′ and 5′ ends without disrupting their ability to transpose could extend the lifespan of Helitrons in the host genome and generate genetic diversity among elements.
Thus, for many customers the most frequent footprint captures about 20% of the units, while in general the units per footprint are well balanced causing in general an high entropy.
In the absence of paramecia, head-fixed larvae perform spontaneous swims but rarely prey capture, while after paramecia were added to the dish we observed frequent prey capture bouts.
Probably the most frequent was capture in war, either by design, as a form of incentive to warriors, or as an accidental by-product, as a way of disposing of enemy troops or civilians.
Markers with frequent variants captured greater than 30% of the phenotypic variation in this population in both datasets.
