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We don't have any expectations that way … He's an athletic specimen, but this game is different to anything else.

The coronoid appears to contribute to the caudal formen intermandibularis oralis, on the KNM specimen, but this most likely results from dorsoventral compression.

Some of the problems stemmed from the brief original description and lack of a type specimen, but this was rectified in a detailed consideration of the nomenclatural history and identities of various earthworms cited as L. terrestris, with the designation of a neotype from the probable type locality in Uppsala, Sweden [8].

Sequences obtained from environmental sampling can potentially be named under the current ICN with a DNA sample as a physical specimen, but this will not apply in many cases.

We studied seven specimens but this number corresponds to the literature (Hart et al., 2015), (Johnson et al., 2015), (Musahl et al., 2003) and we found a small standard deviation showing the reliability of the technique.

Subfossils show a disparity in size between specimens, but this may be due to individual variation, as the differences are gradual, with no distinct size classes.

Because there were missing values for some individual cretins, it was possible to carry out the analyses either: on a reduced number of variables with larger numbers of specimens (but this might be seen as cherry picking variables) or the full number of variables with reduced numbers of specimens (which involves having fewer specimens than variables).

A somewhat weaker staining was observed in the osteoarthritic specimens than in the normal specimens, but this was not quantifiable because of the immunostaining technology used.

Of note, we also observed evidence of diffuse extranuclear ER β1 staining in most specimens but this staining was not scored or analyzed for this report.

Most likely, there were much less nitrergic elements in the megacolonic versus control specimens, but this absolute decrease is also a relative increase as shown here.

The area exposed using the technique described in this study could potentially hold a larger defect up to 25 mm as performed in cadaveric specimens, but this would need to be evaluated in vivo.