The sensors not only collect climate data, but information about the animals: how long they spend diving or at the surface, where they migrate to and so on.
Over thousands to billions of years the CO2 may dissolve or precipitate as carbonate, but it will not migrate upwards and so is effectively sequestered.
If left to their own devices, barrier islands would respond to that rise by migrating landward, and so would the marshes behind them.
This is often problematic when estimating total population in animal studies (since they reproduce, migrate, and die - so the individuals, and indeed the total number, changes between capture & recapture), but not in this study since there clearly is a fixed set of PRDs in the defined period and area which are captured, and recaptured by the two networks.
Both αv and β chains of DTM-integrins are transmembrane truncated and so migrate faster than the major staining bands in the cell lysate that, therefore, likely identify the cellular integrin αv chain (Kraft et al., 1999; Mehta et al., 1998).
But unlike the Wang's elder son, he first migrated in his 20s; and so with the money saved from working on a construction site, he was able to set up a small shoe stall which gradually turned it into a shoe shop 10 years later.
CPG2 is a homodimeric protein that is denatured by heat treatment in the presence of SDS, and so migrates as monomers in polyacrylamide gels following heat treatment (Spooner et al, 2000).
Surface and ocean temperatures have warmed, ice has melted, sea levels have risen, species have been forced to migrate, spring has begun earlier, and so on.
The willingness to migrate, and particularly to do so without proper authorization from the host country, is a good indicator of how frustrated people are with the living conditions in their country of origin.
Turkish Lydians migrated to Italy, became Etruscans, and so more or less established Rome.
