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Based on known biogeographic distributions the Amundsen Sea specimens were most likely forma antarctica [10], while analysis of the South Georgia net samples indicated that only forma antarctica were present.
Although uncommon, unsatisfactory cytology specimens were most likely on days 0 10.
The patients for whom initial diagnosis had been made from biopsy specimens were most frequently not proposed for a SO.
For the non-HFMD patients, stool and CSF specimens were most frequently submitted; 5.4% of the stool specimens and none of the CSF specimens were HEV71 positive.
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The architect of these open-crowned specimens was most likely the tiny ash bud moth.
Conclusions: The PCR assays of CSF specimens are most effective for the virological diagnosis of CNS infections.
L. nilotica, which inhabits lakes and streams of southern Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East, attains lengths of up to 12 cm (4.75 inches), but younger, smaller specimens are most likely to enter the body.
Morphologically the fossil specimens are most similar to members of the V. varius group and to some members of the V. gouldii group, in particular V. varius, V. komodoensis, V. panoptes and V. mertensi (Figure S2).
Tissue specimens are most commonly fixed with formalin and embedded in paraffin (FFPE) for microscopic analysis.
The morphology of the distal humeri described here differs distinctly from that found in all other bat families [e.g. [ 28] Figure 2] except Mystacinidae (see Description and Comparisons below), and the specimens are most parsimoniously referred to Riversleigh's only known mystacinid genus, Icarops.
This type specimen was most likely the coastal cutthroat trout subspecies O. c. clarkii.
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