Haplotype group 3 also contained a mix of individuals from North Fiji and Lau Basin but was not directly connected to haplotype group 2. Assignment tests of individual multi-locus genotypes identified two geographical regions hosting distinct populations of Ifremeria nautilei (STRUCTURE, K = 2; Figure 3): one in Manus Basin and a second occupying North Fiji and Lau Basins.
Stage theorists can claim that there are a host of distinct propositions corresponding to (10), each with a distinct momentary stage as subject constituent in whatever state the object is in at the time of its existence.
He is a timeless object in the evolving sport of running mate speculation, an exercise that carries with it a host of distinct agendas and manipulations.
Moreover, different parts of the body of a host have distinct surface temperatures.
Prion strains are infectious isolates that, when propagated in the same host, exhibit distinct prion disease phenotypes that persist upon serial transmission [8], [9], [10].
In a previous analysis, samples from these sites collected in 2010 showed significant genetic structure [ 42], so we considered each site to host a distinct P. elegans population.
In animal models of breast cancer, F4/80+CSF-1R+CD11b+Gr1-CX3CR1highCCR2high and VEGFR1high host macrophages, distinct from classical macrophages, are recruited to metastatic breast cancer cells extravasating in the lungs [ 40].
Parasitic infection or tissue consumption by parasitoids typically leads to several phenotypic alterations in hosts, including distinct changes in behavioural, morphological, or life history traits.
The detection performance is guaranteed under the assumption that malicious scanners and benign hosts have distinct behaviors in terms of the connection success ratio.
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