The repeated fluctuations put a strain on exposed rock and the flanks of mountains crack and shatter.
On the scale of millennia, it is not infeasible that repeated fluctuations in the abundance and distribution of anchovy and other small schooling fishes in other regions have played an important role in the history of coastal dolphin populations.
Specifically, repeated fluctuations of glucose produce increased circulating levels of inflammatory cytokines compared with stable high glucose in normal subjects and worsened endothelial dysfunction in both normal and type 2 diabetic patients (14).
Specifically, repeated fluctuations of glucose produce increased circulating levels of inflammatory cytokines as compared with stable high glucose in healthy subjects, as well as endothelial dysfunction in both healthy and type 2 diabetic patients (51).
Moderate, short-term changes in sea surface temperatures and current systems have a powerful effect on anchovy populations; thus, it is not infeasible that repeated fluctuations in anchovy populations continue to play an important role in the history of coastal dolphin populations.
Taken together, our FISH and AFM data thus indicated that DMs underwent repeated topographical fluctuations during the cell cycle, moving rapidly from locations in the nuclear interior at interphase to positions adjacent to the telomeres at prometaphase, where they remained through telophase to finally drift back into the interior of the newly formed interphase nucleus.
The Pleistocene contraction-expansion model invokes repeated population fluctuations linked to glacial and interglacial periods [ 9, 19] and that have engendered genetic signatures on several marine species [ 19- 22].
Regional extinctions and multiple colonizations have been documented in southeast Alaska during times of climate oscillations [ 26] as the North Pacific Coast underwent repeated climatic fluctuations during the Pleistocene and Holocene.
Such fluorescence intensity fluctuation repeated with every swing cycle and remained consistent with the swing period of 15 s (see Figure 5).
Geometry and 3D architecture of beach facies, and thin-section petrography were used to investigate eight exposed offlapping subunits separated by seven conspicuous erosion surfaces, all interpreted as the result of repeated small-scale fluctuations of sea level.
