Floodlights illuminated the methodical work taking place: firemen ripping down wiring and ceiling panels with snaring hooks, detectives studying the pattern of devastation, the ZAKA workers with their plastic bags peering under tipped tables and chairs, closely examining the walls and mirrors in search of further remnants of the dead.
The koala LPCoLN phage remnants are positioned between hypothetical genes in the genome and there appear to be no further remnants of the phage within this region of the genome.
Further inland, remnant rainfall destroyed a bridge and several houses in Zimbabwe, killing eight people.
In these landscapes, the demand for locally collected seed often exceeds supply, and seed harvesting to meet growing restoration targets may impact further on remnant vegetation viability by reducing seed availability for natural population turnover, or reducing plant vigour through collateral collection damage (Lamont et al. 2001; Peres et al. 2003).
The complexity of planning and urban governance is further intensified by remnants and legacies of the region's colonial heritage that contribute to create a milieu of poor urban governance and entrenched corruption wherein opaque and non-participatory planning practices and processes are normally prevalent.
Further inland, the remnants of Beryl cooled temperatures and provided relief to the severe heat wave in the central United States.
Further inland, the remnants of the hurricane brought light to moderate rainfall to portions of the central United States.
Further inland, the remnants of Bob dropped heavy rainfall in the Midwestern United States, peaking at 5.72 inches at a station in Indiana University Bloomington.
Further inland, the remnants interacted with a stationary cold front over central Tennessee, causing $22 million in damage after heavy rainfall affected bridges, roads, and properties.
Further north, the remnant low enhanced a pressure gradient over the southern New England region, generating strong winds.
At the same time, altering species distributions, both of natives and exotics, means that new species are becoming established in agricultural landscapes causing further changes to remnant biotas, the full impacts of which are yet to be felt (see next section).
