A 'large control population' was also assembled with 71 trees belonging to 34 of the 38 natural populations (provenances) from which the first set of 71 trees was assembled (Table 1), but collected in open-pollinated families that had not been subjected to any selection (null selection intensity and genetic gain).
Mr. Thani's collection consists of 140 pieces, mostly of imperial provenance from the Mughal Empire but also including rare pieces created by contemporary jewelry designers.
In fact, when the F.B.I. posted a detailed listing of 137 artworks of fuzzy provenance from the collection of the late William M. V. Kingsland on Monday, the case had top billing on the department's home page.
Still, there's an insouciance not always in evidence in salons of this nature: a charm bracelet of mysterious provenance from the nineteen-thirties features the three little pigs, a house, and a wolf rendered in platinum, enamel, and diamonds.
These systems, however, fail to answer questions which require aggregated provenance from the individual layers.
These provide a unique microfossil signature that indicate provenance from the local till.
Petrochemical features substantiate the provenance from the aforementioned volcanic areas and furthermore provides indications for the origin of investigated samples.
Detrital zircon ages of meta-sediments provide robust constraints on their provenance from the Ili-Central Tianshan Arc.
Leading the fleet of more than 20 antique boats from premier German manufacturers is an exquisite circa-1909 hand-painted Marklin "Priscilla" steamboat, 19 inches long, with provenance from the collection of the late Bill Bertoia.
The failure of the Thogoto transposed loop to support gp64 mediated cell entry, despite its provenance from the closely related gp75, indicates that the role of the loop is matched to its cognate protein and that basicity per se is not necessarily sufficient to support the function.
