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On average, worms had 173 horizontally transferred genes, flies had 40 and primates had 109.

The dependence of the shape parameter of the negative binomial distribution on the average worm burden is considered to be identical to that used to describe the relationship between Mf prevalence and intensity, i.e. it is a linear function of worm burden with gradient k1 and with zero intercept k0 (see below and Table 1).

On average 7 worms were transferred to a 60 mm NGM plate spread with bacteria and the whole plate was recorded for up to 2 hours on a custom set-up consisting of a camera macro-objective and a 700x1300 pixels Hamamatsu camera controlled via Labview.

On average, flies, worms and plants only contain 3-10 % transposable elements in their genomes [ 59].

The birds cached on average 5.24(±1.16) worms in the final three trials of the 7-min condition, 4.97 ±1.12) in the 26-h condition, and 5.45(±1.17) in the 7-SR condition.

Mainland lizards ate wax worms, on average, at 7'45" minute intervals, insular lizards at 3' 2" intervals.

N2 worms on average lived 18.9 ± 3.3 days (n=156, mean ± s.d)., very close to the 19.5 21.6 days reported previously by Lakowski and Hekimi (1998) who also fed the worms on live OP50 bacteria.

We computed a given behavioral metric obtained from 30 (on an average) individual worms per strain.

However, this decline was relatively slight with copy numbers in old worms (day 14) on average about 27% lower compared to young worms (day 3).

Unexposed mutant worms had on average only 1.5 extra cells, indicating that naphthalene exacerbates the problem.

Control worms produced on average 217 progeny in seven days, whereas C. elegans fed on 2.5 mg/ml plain silica-NPs had significantly less offspring, namely 177 (Figure 4A).