Here we link morphological defined structural elements in dragline silk of Nephila clavipes to their biochemical composition and physicochemical properties.
Meanwhile, the structural elements in the morphological operation comprise square or diamond shapes, and the scales are set at 3 or 7, respectively.
On the one hand, it is clear that rivers and bridges form important morphological elements, and they are clearly related to in various ways through history.
Secretory vesicles are compulsory morphological elements for exocytosis; a large variety of their sizes has been reported in astrocytes (reviewed in Montana et al., 2006; Parpura et al., 2010; Parpura and Zorec, 2010).
"There are projects similar to previous ones," Herzog acknowledges, "but they are still experimentally interesting because they reveal other sides of morphological elements.
The morphological elements of the mask are with few exceptions derived from natural forms.
In conclusion, the resolution of the ASTER elevation model is applicable for quantitative analyses of well-defined morphological elements with altitudinal variations > 40 50 m.
In particular, one characteristic of stress neighborhood, that up to now has not been investigated, is the fact that many stress neighborhood endings are formed by morphological elements.
We find that despite differences in phylogenetic composition, invasion history, and ecological setting, the three assemblages are diversifying along parallel axes through morphospace and have nearly identical variance-covariance structures among morphological elements.
Joint movement is related to morphological elements such as muscle, bone, and connective tissues.
