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However, contaminant plumes often display much more extensive zones of overlapping Fe(II) and methane.

As a result, the grid simulated a transect through a more extensive hybrid zone.

However, synaptic vesicles are also located and fuse at ribbon-free sites of saccular inner hair cells and goldfish bipolar cells [12], [23] [26], implying a more extensive active zone in these cell types.

The more extensive rooting zones of the combined stand of tree + forage may have caused higher nutrient uptake from silvopastures than treeless system.

The maximal width of this edge zone is more extensive at south facing (maximum ca. 20 23 m) than at north facing edges (ca. 0 3 m).

However, the latter zone occupies more extensive area than the two localised portions at the north-west area.

Genetic analyses of jack and lodgepole pine in Alberta indicate that the hybrid zone is more extensive and complex than that proposed by Little (1969) and that the ranges of jack and lodgepole pine need to be redefined.

Estuarine groundwater mixing zones are more extensive and the total groundwater flux to the ocean is greater during spring tides, because the flux is dominated by the recirculating seawater.

Comparisons between zones II and III revealed a similar trend in which gene sets in zone II did not fulfill all criteria for significant enrichment, while true enrichment in zone III was more extensive (Table S2 1, see supplemental data).

Low-velocity zones are likely to be spatially restricted below active volcanoes and in the uppermost crust in the case of the pull-apart basin scenario, and rather more extensive in the case of a rift zone formation mechanism.

But many worlds that we know of contain the ingredients to make chaotropic solutes, he says, meaning that this zone may be "considerably more extensive than we could have previously envisaged".