The ria coastline of the Marlborough Sounds is the net result of tilting and subsidence of a fluvial landscape since the Early Quaternary; coastal landscape evolution in some complex embayments such as Whanganui Inlet extends from at least the Early Quaternary, and at Kaipara the development of the harbour and its barriers may be traceable to events beginning in the Plio-Pleistocene.
For 26 homologous pairs, no traceable duplication events could be inferred, because they are mapped to the yet non-assembled scaffolds.
Most of the poem's long lines, or "strophes", begin with "who" - "who were expelled from the academies for crazy & publishing obscene odes on the windows of the skull" - and are traceable to actual events.
As a considerable proportion of the NAC proteins appeared to be paralogous pairs as revealed in the phylogenetic analysis, we further investigated whether traceable genome duplication events have contributed to the expansion of the NAC family.
Therefore analyses of gene family evolution in this system are best interpreted as the result of multiple instances of selection in several independent lineages, as opposed to a small number of events traceable to a common ancestor.
To differentiate between medicines, an adverse event must be traceable to a specific biological product.
Isabel is as polluted, with grief and guilt, as the water she worries about, but there's a deeper murkiness to her that isn't easily traceable to any of the toxic events of her life.
As no deep drilling survey has ever been conducted in the bay area, the authors attempted to correlate traceable seismic horizons with conspicuous geologic events based on surface and underground geologic surveys for the surrounding land areas like the stratigraphic synthesis by Ishizuka et al. (2005).
Many of the resident Rakhine people are believed to have settled here during the Arakanese rule of Chittagong (1459 1666), though the event is not historically traceable.
We hypothesise that the selective pressures on MHPs following gene duplication events will, (i) still be traceable in the extant sequences of these enzymes, and (ii), will have contributed to the functional diversity observed in these enzymes.
