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Many terns breeding in temperate zones are long-distance migrants, and the Arctic tern probably sees more annual daylight than any other animal as it migrates from its northern breeding grounds to Antarctic waters, a return journey of more than 30,000 km (18,600 mi).

Thus, the extensive array of hemoglobins in Atlantic salmon may reflect the diverse range of environmental conditions that an individual salmon must endure throughout its lifecycle as it migrates from freshwater streams to open ocean and back.

These functional and evolutionary insights may explain glucose migration for SGTP2 and SGTP3 (Fig.  8), since it migrates from an energy favorable state (i.e., the active site) to an unfavorable energy state (i.e., towards the intracellular compartment).

Throughout the symphony's sonata-form first movement, "Allegro con brio," the core motif takes on various characters sometimes foreboding, sometimes triumphant as it migrates from one section of the orchestra to another, shifts to different pitch centres, and sounds at different dynamic levels.

It migrates from place to place, and with fewer people going up there, maybe it will never be found.

The iOS/iCloud/Twitter integration suggests why Apple and Facebook ran aground on Ping, but iMatch will really head Facebook off once it migrates from music to TV.

The Virginia opossum (and its ancestors), which is the only marsupial present in the United States (it migrated from South America ≈4.5 million years ago), is a possible host for T. cruzi I.

First it migrated from radio to television; lately, it has been rejuvenated by cable with shows like MTV's "Total Request Live".

Over the years, it migrated from Boyle Heights to Glendale to Highland Park to Venice to Hollywood before settling in on North Occidental Boulevard near Beverly Boulevard in 1938.

We observed a fraction of GFP-taperin in the mouse nucleoplasm following fusion, indicating that it migrated from the human nuclei in the heterokaryon (Fig. 3A).

It migrated from the Xe4 cavity of the A subunit to rapidly escape between the B and G helices of the B subunit.