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The neuroepithelial cells undergo the so-called interkinetic nuclear migration whereby the nuclei of these cells migrate up and down the apical-basal axis during the cell cycle [15].

Precursor cells in this "proliferative zone" give birth to neurons that migrate up and out into the cortex, forming its layers.

Coquina clams are very active; they migrate up and down wave-washed beaches with the tide and can reburrow between each wave.

The Cágaba migrate up and down the mountains to plant and harvest crops of sweet cassava, corn (maize), potatoes, plantains, bananas, and sugarcane, which ripen at different times at different altitudes on the mountain sides.

In nature, photophoresis makes particles like silicate dust migrate up and down in the atmosphere, and it explains how "solar mills" like the one in the illustration spin.

As they migrate up and down the eastern coast of North America, passing many major ports, some whales get tangled in fishing gear and others occasionally get hit by ships.

Crawlers migrated up and down the trunk mainly from spring to autumn and horizontal migration through the canopy was observed from May to August.

This jelly, often called a crown or helmet jellyfish, migrates up and down the water column to feed on small crustaceans.

In that research, Noss and colleague Andreas Lorke, also of Koblenz-Landau, studied the effects of large crowds of aquatic creatures called Daphnia (commonly known as water fleas) as they migrated up and down in a tank of mildly stratified water.

Through the years, regional dishes migrated up and down the peninsula and across the sea, sharing a respect for genuine ingredients and an Italian passion for their native regions' specialties first; embracing the others when it suits their taste.

Telemetry studies have indicated that immediately following the ascendance to natal river, salmon show searching behavior by migrating up and down the river for several kilometers before coming to a holding phase (Økland et al. 2001).