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Like a similar center in France that has also obtained blood and DNA samples of the Karitiana and other Amazon tribes, Coriell says it provides specimens only to scientists who agree not to commercialize the results of their research or to transfer the material to third parties.

The penetration of the ADF was visible in these four specimens only to about half the distance from the pulp space to the external root surface, similar to those areas that were not underlying the test window (Fig.  4).

Two alternative methods for calculating the number of species per geographic area are maximum (regards all specimens that are only identified to genus or higher taxon as belonging to unique species) and minimum counts (regards all specimens only identified to genus or higher taxon as belonging to a species represented by more diagnostic material).

There is some debate about the number of layers present in the organisms' walls: up to three layers have been reported, with the internal wall often ornamented; some specimens only appear to display one.

However, according to a preliminary test, macerated human pelvic bone can be used as a valid replacement for fresh-frozen hip specimens, as the maceration of fresh-frozen human hip specimens only leads to slight and calculable changes of mechanical properties.

In particular, cross-ply specimens were observed to damage more significantly than angle-ply specimens only at high fatigue loading.

In thirteen specimens measured by Musser, head and body length ranges from 120 to 142 mm (4.7 to 5.6 in), tail length (12 specimens only) from 130 to 160 mm (5.1 to 6.3 in), hindfoot length from 32 to 35 mm (1.3 to 1.4 in), ear length (three specimens only) from 23 to 24 mm (0.91 to 0.94 in), and body mass from 46 to 78 g (1.6 to 2.8 oz).

These were fit to unstimulated specimens only so as to focus on biological variation in the absence of correlation between paired specimens.

Sequences were sorted to specimens only if they perfectly matched primer barcode sequence.

So, for consistency, we subsequently refer to specimens only by family (superfamily for the Cynipoidea and Chalcidoidea).

Second, and most important, Yoo and colleagues applied to their specimens only the classic fast step-wise elongations and slow (equivalent to less than 0.5 mm/s in our experiment) cyclical elongations.