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It comprises exclusively rupicolous species, i.e. growing among rocks [ 31].
Similar to GG-IV, mCGH-2 comprises almost exclusively serogroup A strains whereas mCGH-3 as well as GG-VIII comprise exclusively serogroup C strains and mCGH-5 like GG-VII comprehends only serogroup B strains, respectively.
Subfamily GH5_14 comprises exclusively plant enzymes and relies on a single functional characterization at present.
The second cluster comprises exclusively 791-2 bp introns without His-Cys box motif, represented by haplotypes H8 to H13.
The Z2bdf group comprises exclusively sequences from catarrhines, with an estimated MRCA around 43 Mya (95% HPD 35 54).
Typhlomolge comprises exclusively subterranean species sister to and essentially sympatric with Blepsimolge along the southeastern periphery of the Edwards Plateau [ 10, 21].
The Plantae super group comprises exclusively eukaryotes with plastids derived from primary endocytobiosis, i.e. a cyanobacterium was transformed into an organelle through uptake and retention by the host cell followed by the loss of much of its genome [ 26].
This may be of greater importance for some individuals more than others given the clearly divergent responses in SV evident in the large variability in individual response, but it should be noted that the current population comprised exclusively of young ostensibly healthy men, who were of high fitness.
Sediment cluster 1 was comprised exclusively of surface samples from the Sand Engine; it was differentiated from the other two clusters by its geochemistry, sorting processes and weathering.
The Japanese bank did not bail, but it did renegotiate sweeter terms, forgoing common shares and picking up a 21.0% stake in the firm comprised exclusively of convertible preferred shares with a healthy dividend.
Quentin Tarantino has promised to introduce a lineup comprised exclusively of movies shot on film after taking over programming duties at a historic Los Angeles cinema.
