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Silvestrini, F. et al. Protein export marks the early phase of gametocytogenesis of the human malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum.

This event marks the early beginning of the high-amplitude sea-level fluctuations that culminated during the Pleistocene and significantly controlled the present day AS morphology.

But this performance, originally recorded for radio, marks the early stabilising of the long-running group Evans led with bassist Eddie Gomez and drummer Marty Morrell.

The first stage described above marks the early development of a shelf-slope prism on the Tyee continental margin, and has been interpreted by some earlier workers as an unique category of basin-margin architecture, termed as a 'submarine ramp'.

That character was so influential, however, so funny and mean and human and real, that it seems now, upon reflection, that Shandling did in fact host his own late-night show in the nineties, and for that reason this 1988 photograph marks the early years of an era that has only recently fully ended.

His son and successor Spytihněv was baptized in Regensburg in the Latin rite, which marks the early stage of East Frankish/German influence, destined to be decisive in Bohemian affairs.

That marks the earliest 70-degree Fahrenheit day ever recorded in Alaska," wrote Earther's Brian Kahn.

Ly6d marks the earliest stage of B-cell specification and identifies the branchpoint between B-cell and T-cell development.

It marks the earliest in a line of allegations of abuse and erratic behaviour levelled at Rice.

Researchers named the new species Aurornis xui because it marks the earliest days of the evolutionary path that led to modern birds.

The video recording of the show marks the earliest known footage of Hendrix performing.