In this paper, we report the results of an assessment of nonvolant small mammal fauna in forest remnants (one large fragment and one small fragment) and cattle pasture in a disturbed landscape at Pozuzo, formerly a pre-montane tropical forest in central Peru.
I don't have to feel like a second-class citizen sorting through remnants (one of my local grocers always has huge empty spots in the organic section, even though it's ¼ the size of the other sections).
Today, Ireland is less a country ruled by Catholicism than one tainted by its remnants, one still capable despite its best intentions of calling women sluts and men weak.
The resulting images, which look like the remnants one might expect to find after a satisfying paper-shredding binge, are Napier's commentary on the precarious nature of the HTML infrastructure that powers the web.
Fourteen class I TEs are identified as one incompletely sequenced (at the BAC sequence extremity), five truncated (with a 5' or 3' truncated region due to nested TE insertion), 4 relics (only visible through alignment remnants), one fragmented (inserted by other TEs, i.e. nested insertion) and three complete elements.
The density of dispersed seeds differed between years and tree type, with higher values under patch trees relative to remnant ones.
One toxic remnant of one of the Bush administration's failed wars — the one on illegal immigrants — is immigration detention.
DVP represents the remnants of one of the largest volcanic events on earth and is one of the best studied continental flood basalt provinces of the world.
Tocqueville confessed in a letter that he had witnessed "the expulsion — one might say the dissolution — of the last remnants of one of the most celebrated and ancient American nations".
In the case of Ectocarpus, because screening isolated the one copy of the viral sequences, the most obvious explanation is that these viral sequences are remnants of one ancient viral infection.
