The first is the distinctiveness and diversity of low-elevation varieties.
Our work for the first time establishes the monophyly and distinctiveness of this family with phylogenetic evidence derived from complete mitochondrial genome sequences.
A generation that, ironically, was far more integrated and "westernised" than the first became more insistent on maintaining its distinctiveness.
Because language seems so central to human distinctiveness, there has been considerable excitement over the discovery last year of the first gene apparently related to language.
The first objective of the current study is to integrate the two types of data in order to evaluate whether the genetic distinctiveness of the two domed Santa Cruz tortoise populations is also paralleled by morphological differences in shell shape.
First of all, the distinctiveness of the distractors and the target odor might affect the identification score (Engen, 1987), with more contrasted distractors improving the test results (Gudziol & Hummel, 2009), and higher numbers of labels decreasing the subject's performance (Negoias, Troeger, Rombaux, Halewyck, & Hummel, 2010).
The Programme-Of-The-Month eschews distinctiveness for whatever strategy is currently fashionable in an industry.
What then of scientific method and the distinctiveness of the sciences, the main theme of the second programme?
Still, the quality and the distinctiveness of the walls today amaze him.
The second sublineage (Catemaco) was a shallow clade restricted to the Tuxtlas region (lakes Chalchoapan and Catemaco, Figure 3), and comprised morphotypes of A. fasciatus and B. caballeroi, with very low genetic distinctiveness with haplotypes shared in some cases.
