The lack of conservation of binding sites in all apicomplexans could result from neutral evolution - over 700-900 millions years of apicomplexan evolution a remarkable amount of drift is expected in the upstream regions of distantly related parasites.
While M. areolata is a seagrass specialist, and drifts remarkable distances on the sediment surface as a free-living adult [ 44], M. mayori is a rare reef species that remains permanently attached as an adult.
It is remarkable that Sidgwick's drift toward racism may have been in significant part of result of his absorption in the work of Jevons, who held that a "man of lower race, a negro for instance, enjoys possession less, and loathes labour more; his exertions, therefore, soon stop" (Jevons, 1871: 1871.
The biological pertinence of the distinction between shifts and drifts seems remarkable in Figure 3. Inferred shifts are found mostly in intergenic regions that a priori correspond to possible positions for transcriptional promoters and terminators.
The Kveithola Drift shows a remarkable grain-size coarsening from the moat towards the southern flank of the trough.
What is so remarkable, and here we're drifting into the fun side, is the sort of terrain where you can go fast.
We appraised the truly remarkable nose, and then he drifted off to check out a Florentine marriage chest before catching the last of Aphex Twin.
The bird's-eye view takes in the Sandias and dormant volcanoes, but most remarkable is the sensation of drifting just a few feet above the muddy waters of the Rio Grande.
He remains in touch with the world of reckless speed, and to supplement his income he agrees to rob local banks using his remarkable skills as a biker and drifts into petty crime.
Expression profiling in individual cells (n = 40) revealed that almost all cells showed circadian oscillation of mPer2-driven ELuc luminescence, without remarkable damping, however, this oscillation progressively drifted out of phase after three cycles.
