Based on the collection of dead specimens, the most fertile area seems to be around New Zealand, which is why so many giant-squid hunters head there with their equipment.
Comparing it with adult specimens (the most famous of which is known as Lucy) should show the way that A. afarensis grew from childhood to adulthood, particularly the way the brain grew.
Of eight dated specimens, the most recent remains of P. jullyi came from Ampasambazimba in the Central Highlands and dated between 620 to 680 CE.
For FISH analysis of the cytological specimens, the most representative routine Papanicolaou-stained smears or cytospins were used.
If multiple papers are published based on the same or overlapping data sets, then only the paper with the largest number of specimens, the most detailed results and the longest follow-up time is included.
In a few specimens, the most intense reaction was demonstrated distal to the blood vessels and surrounding necrotic areas, but in the vast majority of positive cancer cells we observed a diffuse expression pattern that was independent of vessel proximity.
Of the 348 sequenced DNA specimens, the most abundant group having identical but novel ITS2 and CO1 sequences (species A, n = 147, 42.2%) could not be matched definitively to a single species by using the morphologic key.
By this stage, in our specimens, the most intense PAX6 expression appears in cells in the SVZ, as has been described in mouse at embryonic day 14.5 (Warren et al. 1999).
Based on our distribution of number of sequences obtained from each species, we would expect the specimen with the most shallow coverage among the 50 specimens to have a coverage of 11×.
It is found that the non-perforated specimen yields the most accurate results.
