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In his report he included a photograph of the then still relatively well preserved Structure 58, which has since collapsed.

Individuals with WS have a specific weakness in spatial processing, while visual components are relatively well preserved.

Instead, we should be focusing on scientific evidence which suggests that, while various components of memory are affected by age, other aspects can remain relatively well preserved.

Three of the room's four walls and the ceiling were relatively well preserved, although the north and east walls provided the richest data.

The Mexican fold-thrust belt in central México excellently exposes relatively well preserved syntectonic deposits that overlay rocks with lateral lithostratigraphic changes across the belt.

Although the layered architecture of leaflets was relatively well preserved, prominent calcification was observed in the sinus wall that had been in direct contact with the surrounding fabric.

During the mapping effort, additional trackways were discovered west of the initial locality, including two poorly preserved trackways of bipeds along with 11 relatively well-preserved subparallel quadrupedal series [Fig 1].

Indeed, over 50 relatively well-preserved craters and eruptive vents scattered across the island, can be reconstructed and mapped (Fig. 2).

Lakes are great for this: sediments settle out quite calmly, compacting older layers and keeping them relatively well-preserved.

As opposed to many church wall paintings in Ethiopia, the paintings in Abuna Yemata Guh, are in a relatively well-preserved state.

Whereas aging is typically associated with a deficit in working memory for these types of information, recent findings suggestive of relatively well-preserved long-term memory for emotional information in older adults raise questions about working memory for emotional material.