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Because the structures are elongated preferably in E-W, their migration directions are either northward or southward.

The curly arrows indicate the Si migration directions induced by strain energy relaxation or surface energy minimization.

Both the reversal of Es migration directions and 8-h Es occurrence periodicity in Fig. 5 suggest that atmospheric tidal winds may govern the occurrence and drifts of Es patches.

Major hydrocarbon-generation depressions controlled the overall basement-rock reservoir distribution, paleo-uplifts (or paleo-salients) and paleo-slopes controlled the hydrocarbon migration directions, faults and unconformities controlled hydrocarbon-migration channel systems, and weathered-crust reservoirs of basement rocks controlled hydrocarbon enrichment.

Two major migration directions are inferred and strongly supported by Bayes factor (BF) tests.

Estimates of the number of migrants from diploids to tetraploids were between 2.1 and 4.1, but HPD intervals were large and overlapped considerably among both migration directions (Additional file 2, Table S2).

The migration direction of each migrating cell can be determined from the trajectory of its centroid by linear fitting.

Within each migration step, the cell turns from its previous migration direction to the new direction set by the orientation vector at the turning rate directly proportional to the magnitude of the orientation vector through multiple sub-steps.

Hereby, Ca2+ ions, but not necessarily local Ca2+ elevations, also seem to be involved in directed motility since the morphology and preferred migration direction of the cells was disrupted when Ca2+ was depleted from the media during the exposure to weak dcEF.

Specifically, in cases where migrating PGCs performed sharp turns, polarized filopodia formation preceded the change in migration direction.

a Migration direction in Mobei uplift, b Migration direction of Qianshao low-relief uplift.