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One of the most important wild dogs is the dingo.
Dr. Nabhan, who has scoured the Southwest for remnants of nutritious wild and once-cultivated plants, said: "Prior to World War II, mesquite was the single most important wild food staple for the native desert peoples and probably protected them from developing diabetes.
This is a challenging task because just weak signals without statistical significance use to anticipate most important wild cards.
Therefore, O. rufipogon may be the most important wild genetic resource for rice breeding programs, because its useful genes can be easily transferred by crossing.
"These are the most important wild animal photographs taken in Asia, and perhaps the world, in at least the past decade," said zoologist William Robichaud, coordinator of the Saola Working Group of the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Species Survival Commission.
As of 1987, the raccoon was identified as the most important wild furbearer in North America in terms of revenue.
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Acorns were the most important of the wild food sources; California peoples devised a method of leaching the toxins from acorn pulp and converting it into flour, thus ensuring abundant and constant food.
"We have seen a massive increase in our online orders - a total of 11.5 million app downloads since we launched our app two or three years ago - and what we have learnt is that customers like to find it easy to get hold of a pizza and that's the most important trend," Mr Wild said.
The most important function of wild type p53 is the sequence specific transactivation of target genes.
One of the most important functions of wild type p53 is its anti-proliferation property.
The most important free-ranging wild ruminants are roe deer, red deer, chamois and ibex.
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