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The number of genotypes (G) and clonal richness (R) decreased with habitat age, while the distribution of the frequency of genets changed from many clones of similar size to dominance by one or a few large clones.

He conceded it is now "very difficult" to find an alternative to Facebook which provides the same service but asserted there are "many, many clones of Dropbox-style services" — pointing to alternative services such as SpiderOak which don't hold encryption keys themselves and therefore can't be forced to hand over user data to governments requesting access.

So many clones of the game appeared that by 1983 Electronic Games described Nintendo's arcade Popeye as "yet another variation of a theme that's become all too familiar since the success of Donkey Kong".

The naive population typically contains many clones of small number.

The situation could also be explained by the existence of many clones of which we have only identified a few.

Clinical metastases may grow from micrometastases resistant to adjuvant therapy and may represent one particularly aggressive clone from among many clones of primary breast cancer (Harris et al, 1997).

For each individual, only one Δ11 desaturase haplotype was used in genealogy construction, and this sequence was chosen randomly by selecting only one of many clones for sequencing.

As the pioneer of a concept, Yo has spawned many clones, though most of the clones offer something slightly different, some of them are a complete replication of the Yo app.

Intergenic spaces containing transposable elements account for large portions of wheat BAC clones and many clones consist only of TEs [ 29].

Perhaps many clones are capable of expressing HbF but the amounts are below the current limits of detection of about 4 pg./cell./cell

Measuring fitness at several time points reveals the average rate of adaptation, and measuring the fitness of many clones at a given time point provides a snapshot of genetic variation within the population.