However, the basic concept became much more broadly appreciated when it was granted a specific name with a clearer definition: "exaptation" (Gould and Vrba 1982).
All the identified 589 MAPKs were provided with specific names according to the orthologous sequence similarity with Arabidopsis thaliana or Oryza sativa.> -wrap-foot> From this table it is evident that, the number of genes in a specified gene family don't directly proportional to its genome size.
Phylogenetic analysis of all predicted MAPKs were clustered into six different groups (group A, B, C, D, E and F), and all predicted MAPKs were assigned with specific names based on their orthology based evolutionary relationships with Arabidopsis or Oryza MAPKs.
Sometimes these peppers are not even packaged with specific names.
If Mr. Romney disagrees, he should come forward with specific names of willing investors in place of empty rhetoric.
This produces, or is maybe overseen by, a cast of militant Miltonian angels with specific names, emblematic properties and battles to fight.
General classification and the specific names of biocatalysts associated with carbohydrate biosynthesis are shown.
This is achieved through the storage of "specific names" outside the dictionaries with an optional reference to the term definition, where the standard version of the name (not necessarily different) is defined.
Rousseau Flower, a well-known paleontologist from New Mexico was studying fossils there felt inconvenienced by the situation (and known to be a die-hard anticommunist) named a some fossils after him with specific names Khruschevia rotundus.
"We will consider a very small number of cars, highly individualised," says Rose, who hints that each example could be a true one-off, with specific names per unit.
