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PRORP homologs are not found in Archaea and Bacteria, but in a wide range of eukaryal branches, suggesting an origin at the root of the eukaryal tree.
In fact, this is the polynomial that Wilmshurst used (with a slight perturbation to split the multiple root at the origin) to show that the maximal bound (n^2) is sharp.
Separation of the respective issues might be a cause of confusion: they might share the same root at the origin.
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Here we trace the evolution of AluYb8 repeats from a single origin at the roots of higher primates to a large increase in their number in humans.
They consist of distinct segments united end to end at the nodes, which are the origins of the roots and leaves.
By looking at the roots of the word and its meanings and origins, try to figure out the context in which the word might have been created.
"We were dying at the roots.
We need to work at the roots.
Look at the roots.
Start at the roots.
Backcomb it at the roots.
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