Among all the forces that are driving plants and animals towards extinction, chytrid is unusually violent, predictable and intractable; which is why the picture.painted by these before-and-after snapshots is painted in such stark colours.
By contrast the Holocene, which started about 11,500 years ago, has been a period of unusually stable and predictable climate [67], [68].
They're predictable enough, though, unusually for this company, there's what appears to be a gay duet.
Wetland-hunting harriers are predictable predators, but more unusually, the rail has also been recorded as a prey item of the tawny owl, short-eared owl, Eurasian eagle-owl, greater spotted eagle, common kestrel, and night-hunting peregrine falcons.
However, it again exhibits the triangular dependence on multifunctionality – highly predictable groups tend to either contain unusually multifunctional genes or unusually mono-functional genes.
Finally HMU06740 lacks a predictable signal peptidase cleavage site, and is unusually small for an autotransporter protein.
Therefore, it is likely that a substantial number of the unusually high proportion of malarial orphan proteins with no predictable function may actually correspond to «hidden» orthologues.
In fact, for an exhibition so full of protest and accompanied by a thick catalogue heavy with predictable fury and declamation, "The Decade Show" includes an unusually large proportion of works that make their points quietly.
Large, state-backed infrastructure schemes with predictable revenue streams, in a country like Britain that is unusually relaxed about foreign ownership of prestige assets, could be just the ticket.
