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They are the most recent representatives of three lineages that evolved in isolation during the last 5.35 My, and represent the surviving lineages until late Holocene of a wider colonisation stock [1] [6].

The 2A interneurons in the larva represent the surviving hemilineage from lineage 2. They are situated as paired clusters on either side of the midline at the anterior margin of each thoracic neuromere.

In plants infected for 6 h or more, the lower rates of mutation (compared to 3 h plants) might largely represent the surviving 'imprint' of the mutations induced by the initial 3 h component of the total period of exposure.

In many people's minds, Cooper represents the surviving New Labour influence on today's party.

Mr. Olivieri, who represented the surviving son, had a different interpretation, hinging on the motivation of the widow for conceiving two children after her husband's death.

Joshua S. Rubenstein, managing partner at Katten Muchin Rosenman in New York, who represented the surviving brother's children in In re Martin B., said he had pressed clients to consider this issue for more than a decade.

As a result, the data reported for day 21 only represents the surviving subgroup and is therefore skewed toward better response as shown by an overall decrease in tumor FAZA uptake (Fig. 3c).

The second term represents the surviving progeny until sexual maturity, where θ specifies the time to reach adult age in t +  1.

The chimpanzee, bonobo and gorilla in equatorial Africa, and the orangutan in Indonesia represent the last surviving tips of what was once a great lineage that dominated Earth's ecosystem for millions of years.

A Przewalski's horse, which represents the last surviving line of wild horses, in Khomyntal, Western Mongolia.

The jury is out on this for a while, but a recent archaeological discovery could represent the oldest surviving copy of the Gospels.