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Salamanders trained to come for food at the sound of a tone responded only at low frequencies, up to 244 hertz in one specimen and to 218 hertz in three others.

He then continued to the Neanderthal skull, an altogether more interesting specimen, and to which he devoted much greater space.

These researchers were able to recover mtDNA from the Neanderthal (Feldhofer 1) specimen, and to compare it to the homologous (equivalent) mtDNA from several different modern human populations.

To preserve the surface structure of the specimen and to avoid damaging due to surface tension during microscopic observation, critical point procedure was used.

This principle allows identifying the fracture initiation without visual monitoring of the specimen and to calibrate the geometry factor required to estimate the fracture toughness.

The digital image correlation technique is employed to measure the strain fields on the surface of the specimen and to analyze the strain paths of chosen points.

Several months later, he met with Karumanchi in Boston and agreed to provide his blood and urine specimens and to collaborate on research.

He worked as a surveyor before deciding to travel to the Amazon to collect specimens and to work as a naturalist.

It was only then that the Italian authorities were in a position "to penalize trade in, or possession of, such specimens," and "to provide the confiscation or return to the State of export of such specimens".

Agency officials are encouraging health departments, state and hospital laboratories and physicians to do more timely serotyping of blood or spinal fluid specimens and to report the results to the C.D.C.

More recently, the trend has been to emphasize the natural beauty of the specimens and to make a sharp distinction between the water and the viewing space.