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This will require a shift in conservation priorities away from large, intact remnants where regeneration does not appear to be affected, to poorer quality remnants—often small remnants or scattered trees where regeneration is typically absent.

As the mushroom grows, its remnants often remain visible on the stem, but it never forms a complete ring.

Hence, TEs and their remnants often represent a sizeable portion of eukaryotic genomes, for example, ∼22% in Drosophila melanogaster (Kapitonov and Jurka 2003), ∼35% in rice (IRGSP 2005), and nearly 50% in human (Lander et al. 2001).

Whatever their initial military purpose, explosive remnants often result in civilian casualties even years after conflict has left an area, and they deprive children and their families of access to much needed land, schools, water points, religious buildings, play areas, and other sites necessary to their well-being.

Because they no longer seem to serve a purpose or cause harm, these remnants have often been referred to as "junk DNA".

We propose that, in this region, UDE remnants will often remain in a degraded state even after plantation establishment and the cessation of stock grazing.

This paper presents examples of developmental remnants, which often involve circulatory and reproductive alterations, and discusses numerous other retained or reappearing historical holdovers in ways that reveal the unfolding dynamic interaction between genotype and phenotype.

Short septal walls remnants were often noticed with collagen bundles at the tip (Fig.  8C, arrows).

Broken remnants are often difficult to remove and can result in internal pressure and ulceration in this high-risk population.

Another inconvenience of shaving is that, even using high-speed vitrectomy devices, the use of PFCL to limit retinal tractions on detached retina and the use of dyes to enhance visualization of vitreous remnants are often mandatory to perform an "as complete as possible" vitrectomy.

One problem is the uncertainty of volume determinations by neck ultrasound shortly after thyroid surgery since the differentiation between scar tissue, haematoma and thyroid remnant is often difficult.