It may well be that selection pressures and differences in habitat use between the two color morphs, possibly caused by differential predation by aquatic and/or aerial predators [ 45, 46], are stronger in the clear-watered crater lake than in the murky great lake environment [ 13].
Mussorgsky's orchestration, at once shining and murky, creates great blocks of chords, moving with unadorned, almost clumsy simplicity (exactly the characteristic of this composer which Rimsky was keen to polish and refine).
Today, the circumstances of Ronald Ross's great discovery remain somewhat murky.
Yet a significant find from a cemetery near the modern town of Lefkandi on the large Greek island of Euboea suggests greater sophistication during these murky centuries than was previously thought.
He was in a great hurry, for reasons too murky to discern but probably connected to a plot in which he had intrigued against Governor General Warren Hastings.
Back when most of my friends were planning their summer, the pain of the divorce had been too great and the future too murky for me to commit to anything.
Things get murkier with "The Great Gatsby" (1925), its rich and beautiful characters illustrated in gorgeous tinted pictures in muted colors.
But he added that such access put him at greater risk of crossing the murky borders of the state secrets law — and the government's ownership of China's oil industry raised the danger further.
For while you defend drones as the least bad option in going after the terrorist suspects who remain, and while you stated a willingness to cede some authority to wage such warfare to greater oversight (though how is murky), it remains the case that your targeted killings abroad may actually be creating new dangers for us at home, making us targets, too.
Equally murky is the idea — great in theory — that a good parent listens, asks questions, hears all points of view and then decides.
