However, when the sequence spanning Mup1, Mup2 is compared with inverted Class B Mup pairs, there is near contiguous homology across both the Class B genes and the entire intergenic region (fig. 4D), suggesting that the latter is in fact an inverted duplication of the former.
The probabilistic niche model similarly assumes one dimensional, near-contiguous diets, and the best fit model parameters nearly have the hierarchical structure of the niche model, with only the three lowest-n species having c>n, and one higher-n species (hakes) having c slightly larger than n.
Seattle is also referred to informally as the "Gateway to Alaska" for being the nearest major city in the contiguous US to Alaska, "Rain City" for its frequent cloudy and rainy weather, and "Jet City" from the local influence of Boeing.
The mouse position of the nearest homologous gene in a contiguous sequence of genes was used as the rat marker's homologous position.
In small villages, if there were less than 50 eligible adults living in the village, the nearest village, which was geographically contiguous, was included and enumerated until the requisite number were identified.
A decade ago Kensington & Chelsea commissioned a study of the issue from engineers Arup, who realised that west London's unprecedented basementisation actually had a precedent: the City of London, where deep, near-contiguous basements have been in place for decades.
If inland rainfall depends on large near-contiguous forest, then deforestation, especially near the coast, risks switching the continent from wet to dry with catastrophic implications.
Like the two models presented here, the ADBM assumes a hierarchically organized, single dimensional niche with near-contiguous diets.
Serial sections through the striatum and amygdala (Fig. 2) revealed striosomes that form near-contiguous layers.
