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East and West Antarctica have come to be known respectively as the Gondwana and Andean provinces, indicating general affinities of each sector with other regions that is, the east seems to have affinity with the Gondwana region of peninsular India, and the west seems to represent a southerly continuation of the South American Andes.

Reichenheimea and do not have affinity with Begonia sect.

Baryandra, and several were found not to have affinity with sect.

Party members are more likely to have affinity with rewards but not religious believers.

Bio-evaluation showed that some of these inhibitors have affinity with HDM2, and can cause death of some tumor cells which express wild-type p53.

Yet Mr. Saul's paintings have affinities with decidedly gentler sensibilities.

But while the hardscrabble lives Grannan conveys may have affinities with Lange's weathered mother, her aim is not documentary.

The caves have affinities with those of Cappadocia and the ancient city of Petra, among others around the Mediterranean, and they are anything but poor architecture, Laureano says.

Mark Handforth, a young installation artist, nods to Dan Flavin and Richard Serra; various cartooning artists, like Zak Smith and Olav Westphalen, have affinities with Mr. Pettibon, who emerged in the 80's.

Meanwhile, two little nocturnes, the shimmering "Copenhagen" and the darker, New Yorkish "Nighttime-Downtown" have affinities with masters of nonchalance like Alex Katz and Tabboo.