The flowers of most species bear the lip uppermost, range in colour from lavender and deep pink to white, and are about 2.5 cm (1 inch) wide.
Despite intensive investigations in the uppermost depth range during the oil production of the Merkwiller-Pechelbronn oil field, geothermal exploration has focused on the granitic basement.
New mapping of the glacial geomorphology coupled with 10Be and 26Al exposure age dating of moraines on the flanks of the Frankland Range in south west Tasmania indicate that glacier extent during MIS-2 was far smaller than during earlier glaciations with the ice cover being confined to only the uppermost cirques of the range.
When alone, Tropheus populations occur in a broad depth range, with the highest density occurring within the depth range of 0.5 5 m, but when they co-occur with another Tropheus, one always occupies the uppermost and seemingly preferred depth range, whereas the second (or third) Tropheus occupies deeper water, albeit with a zone of overlap.
The steeper parts of this peninsula form the Coromandel Range, of which the uppermost slopes constitute part of the Coromandel Forest Park.
In the uppermost mantle, here represented by depth range 10 400 km, the conductive and resistive heterogeneities are well resolved below the resistive continents.
Samples collected from the tributaries in the uppermost and upper parts show a wide range of CI values, from 7.9 to 8.7, with an average of 8.4.
Samples from the uppermost OC I unit displayed 14C age ranges from 32 to 28 and 26 to 24 ka, respectively.
In its early stages, the frottola was a song with instrumental accompaniment, with the main melody and text in the uppermost part (usually in the soprano or alto range) and supporting harmonies below.
First, while the center of the cleft is more polar ( +0.35 or +0.32 in each monomer), the uppermost region of the site is more lipophilic (ranging from +0.25 to +0.28).
