A possible explanation for this discrepancy could be the peculiar mode of sperm axoneme assembly in Drosophila that occurs within the cytoplasm, thus affording diffusible access of the assembly components to the growing axoneme in spermatids (Tokuyasu, 1975; Witman, 2003).
However, the peculiar mode of epidermal cell renewal exclusively from mesodermally located stem cells may not be a synapomorphy for all traditional taxa of the Platyhelminthes, i.e. the Catenulida, the Acoela, the Nemertodermatida and the Rhabditophora [2].
Morphological characteristics (i.e. the distribution of stem cells and the peculiar mode of epidermal replacement) and gene-expression patterns of the stem-cell marker piwi both confirm the unique mode of epidermal replacement by mesodermally located stem cells in acoels and rhabditophorans.
This peculiar migration mode might however not apply to mature DCs, which have been shown to require extracellular Ca2+ influx to crawl in response to chemokine gradients (Partida-Sanchez et al, 2004).
He thinks that what characterizes each category is its peculiar mode of being and that this is much more important than the differentiation of essences (TsP, de substantia, fol. 176rb — the formulation of this thesis corresponds almost verbatim to that of the last commentary).
What to make of the peculiar Miss Highsmith's peculiar mode of religiosity?
In keeping with its peculiar mode of authorship, "Aerotropolis" often feels like two books trapped inside the same cover.
These animals are especially interesting because of their characteristic body forms, generally large size, disjunct distribution over Earth's tropical regions, and peculiar mode of life.
God would have made His will known without books, considering how very few could read them when Jesus of Nazareth lived, had it been His pleasure to ratify any peculiar mode of worship.
