We found that the patterns of each fish and sides of the body were no less dissimilar, compared intraspecificly to other fish, and that each side pattern was unique and distinguishable.
Right-to-left patterns were no less dissimilar to themselves or to the partner compared to random conspecifics, both regarding the total score of level of dissimilarity and at the level of each individual's feature.
Yet, the fact that they were no less dissimilar to themselves (were not symmetrical) than to their partners or to any other conspecific was unexpected, as symmetry is common in the animal kingdom.
Without having to belabour the parallels, the spinning world of England's first major civil war, as portrayed by Shakespeare, is in no great way dissimilar from modern hells such as Afghanistan, Iraq, Chechnya or Bosnia, as thugs with a turn of phrase, and gangsters with well-tailored ideologies, merrily commit populations to despair and murder in the hope of power.
Gray shading indicates similar amino acids and no shading indicates dissimilar amino acids.
Third, a study on house sparrows found evidence that females avoid mating with males that have low individual MHC diversity and males that are too dissimilar (no common alleles) at MHC (class I) loci [ 28].
The story with England is not entirely dissimilar, with no slip catches taken in the first New Zealand innings (a couple of chances missed) and one only, by Ballance in Jimmy Anderson's first over, in the second.
The performance integrates many instruments, amplified in dissimilar ways, with no feedback.
However, when participants experienced dissimilar task variations, no blocked-random difference was found whatever the amount of practice.
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