If there are markers that are clear cut stories, how could using them for phylogenetic inference be pre-Woesian?
But, even so, there's a lot that's clear-cut".
"That is clear cut, many countries do it, and we have been lagging here.
They typically replant fields that were clear-cut months earlier and often work for contractors that plant for big corporations.
We used artificial cover object searches to compare salamander abundance in three replicate treatments that were clear-cut then burned to reduce maple regeneration, clear-cut and not burned, partially harvested, and un-manipulated control forest.
Obviously, this can be quite the undertaking for the biggest chains, but even some of the largest companies will not source beef from locations that are clear-cut rainforest or will switch to sustainable palm oil providers.
The grass microhabitat (approximately 136 m2 in area) consisted of marsh and thickets that were clear-cut once a year in the autumn and were dominated by Japanese millet, Echinochola crus-galli var., and annual bluegrass, Poa annua.
When genetic differences are ones in degrees of frequencies among different populations, avoid typological discussions and emphasize that the differences are a matter of frequency and probability, not differences that are clear-cut and discrete.
That is clear-cut, black-and-white evidence that the CJCS, the nation's highest-ranking uniformed officer, might go so far as to make a recommendation.
Usually, the beauty of a sport like basketball -- and sports in general -- is that there are clear cut winners and losers, goats and heroes.
Mid-successional stands (15 40 years old) that had been clear cut with site preparation treatments applied or partially harvested with no site preparations applied had greater snowshoe hare pellet counts than mature or recently harvested stands.
