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Just the next year, 1946, the American Journal of the Medical Sciences reported the cases of four soldiers infected with gonorrhea resistant to penicillin — a big deal, given that one of the first major uses of the drug was to keep soldiers, sailors, and marines available for duty, no matter what adventures they'd enjoyed on leave.

A fragmented record of coastal and shallow-marine deposits is available for the lower paleovalley fill, which is penetrated by a limited borehole dataset.

Most Shewanella in cluster II were considered as non-obligate marine and were available for genomic comparison at the beginning of this study (Table 1).

Unlike marine species, shipwrecks are available for tourism year round, so visitors never leave disappointed.

A considerable amount of data has become available for marine aerosols.

He said: "This project will use some of the newest animal tracking technology available for marine species that allows us to know where the sharks are with near GPS accuracy.

In view of the limited number of COI sequences available for marine nematodes, a strict quality control of the obtained sequences is essential to build a reliable reference database.

While vertical profiles of oceanographic parameters are not always available for marine predator habitat models, cetacean habitat models in the California current were equally successful using remotely sensed surface variables as in situ measures [54], although the vertical structure in the TOTO may differ greatly from the upwelling-driven California current.

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Sequence similarities between freshwater and marine cable bacteria were 91.7 to 92.5% (based on a comparison of 533 positions, since there are no full-length sequences available for the marine group).

Fifth, although much of the earlier work on fisheries-induced evolution was actually done on freshwater species (e.g., Silliman 1975; Handford et al. 1977; Favro et al. 1979), marine research on the topic has far outpaced freshwater research, perhaps because of the extensive time series available for commercially important marine stocks.