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The unbranched filamentous green alga Spirogyra (Streptophyta, Zygnemataceae) is easily recognizable based on its vegetative morphology, which shows one to several spiral chloroplasts.

Outside of the viewing window, images were modified using a Gaussian blur algorithm to a level previously determined, ensuring all objects were equally difficult to identify and that no objects were recognizable based on peripheral information alone.

All individuals were readily recognizable based on fur patterns and facial characteristics.

In fishes sex chromosomes are not often recognizable based on gross morphology, and only a minority of species show visible sex-specific heteromorphic chromosomes [ 1, 10– 13].

While the reproducibility of the peaks across samples indicated high positional conservation, individual binding sites that are located in close proximity to each other are not resolved, although they might be recognizable based on similarity to a consensus binding sequence (see below).

Islamic craftsmen and artists – who were prohibited from making representations of people in holy sites – developed an instantly recognizable aesthetic based on repeated geometrical shapes.

We mapped 467 sequences from 310 reporter-positive lines by TAIL-PCR and RACE and found them to be distributed across all 25 chromosomes with no obvious bias or recognizable hotspots (based on Zv9; Figure 5A).

Two new series of Mr. McCollum's "Recognizable Image Drawings" present 220 drawings, each depicting a small, black hard-edged shape based on one of the counties in Missouri (105) or in Kansas (115).

Such Cs+-recognizable hydrogel materials based on the host-guest complexation are promising as efficient and feasible candidates for adsorption and removal of radioactive Cs+ from nuclear contaminants.

Even more remarkably, the apparently neuron-less placozoan Trichoplax has most of the genetic machinery to make neurons, but no recognizable neuronal cell type based on morphology.

By midcentury most of the earlier styles had been revived fleetingly and a recognizable Victorian style evolved, based on details drawn from diverse sources.