A number of dromaeosaurids have not been assigned to any particular subfamily, often because they are too poorly preserved to be placed confidently in phylogenetic analysis (see section Phylogeny below), or because they are basal relative to the primary subdivisions of Dromaeosauridae (Mahakala, for example, is the most primitive known dromaeosaurid and falls outside any named sub-group).
Platoon, principal subdivision of a military company, battery, or troop.
The sum of the weights of more CCs that overlap on a cell and that are characterized by environmental costs lower than that of a CC with higher cost cannot be higher than the weight of this higher CC, thus ensuring and maintaining the validity of the primary subdivision in classes.
Its capital city is Zagreb, which forms one of the country's primary subdivisions, along with the twenty counties.
The structure of the document is shown with the primary subdivisions.
Within the coastal cutthroat trout lineage three primary subdivisions were identified.
The scheme includes connections originating in primary and higher order sensory cortex, primary motor cortex, subdivisions of premotor and supplementary motor areas and areas of prefrontal cortex just rostral to motor cortex, arranged in a hierarchy according to the characteristics of forward and backward connections in Table 1.
The most commonly adopted hypothesis about the ectopic opening of the CBD was proposed by Boyden [ 8], who explained that the ectopic CBD opening was formed by coincidental subdivision of the primary hepatic furrow, as it becomes pars hepatica and pars cystica.
Maximum parsimony analysis led to the subdivision of PROF1 into three primary phylogenetic groupings with good bootstrap support.
Thus, based on differences in the primary sequences in the C-terminal domains, a subdivision of subclass I bacterial FPRs into IA and IB has been proposed [ 4].
