The Bibles of late antiquity and early medieval culture contained a bewildering variety of chaptering systems to complement or replace Eusebius's sections, and each system had its own sense of what counts as a significant unit of action or a significant moment deserving of its own heading.
Many years later, when the deerskin was no longer used as a significant unit of trade, the word "buck" shifted to a more general reference to the dollar.
Six evolutionarily significant units of C. whiteheadi were designated from the genetic analysis for conservation and management.
Currently, we are observing the decline, extirpation, and perhaps extinction of several evolutionarily significant units of woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou), an iconic and cultural keystone species.
Wind is one of the unlimited renewable energy resources which can provide with significant units of energy to bear the requirements of a nation.
Beauregard successfully lobbied with Jefferson Davis's military adviser, Braxton Bragg, to prevent significant units of his small force from being transferred north of Richmond to the aid of Lee.
Each researcher read the transcripts a number of times and assigned a code to significant units of the text.
Thus, here we considered partially distinct sub-populations, those that are distinct in a subset of the data, still exchange genes, and intergrade at their borders, to be subspecies or evolutionary significant units of more inclusive species units.
The rich and complex biogeographic history of chimpanzees in Cameroon make evaluating the actual location of these reintroductions important towards maintaining evolutionary significant units of this species [ 7, 9, 30].
A summary of the main results, hypotheses, and conclusions inferred from this study is presented in Table 8. * inferred from previously published literature The present pattern of distribution of the diverging evolutionarily significant units of An. gambiae, the molecular forms M and S, agrees with the view that biogeographic patterns during speciation are dynamic [ 4].
As a result, both ecotypes in each species pair for which reproductive isolation has been observed or inferred (see section The DU comprises a recognized taxonomic entity or is reproductively isolated from other putative DUs, above) should be considered discrete and significant units of lake whitefish diversity (Table 1, Fig. 2).
