We discuss difficulties that may commonly apply to playback experiments with wild and social animals, and stress the importance of using simple discrimination tasks to validate common methods in novel species.
We conclude that extirpation of top predators may commonly select for enhanced feeding performance in prey, with important cascading consequences for communities and ecosystems.
We believe that the benefits to breeders of enforcing helping may often be limited and that breeders may commonly be unable to keep track of helper contributions to offspring care.
Children and teen-agers "may commonly slouch, avoid eye contact, and exhibit similar behaviors," the guide says.
How do you make a profit when new lighting may commonly last 50 to 100 times as long as a standard bulb?
Most importantly, writing from a non-literary perspective enables Cleave consistently to find words in situations for which no words may commonly be found.
During infancy, seborrheic dermatitis may commonly manifest itself as a yellowish scaling of part of the scalp, a condition referred to as cradle cap.
Furthermore, in poorer countries, children with CD may commonly present with chronic diarrhea and malnutrition, correct diagnosis is often overlooked, and may result in unnecessary mortality [11].
Such a scenario (also the opposite scenario [1, 2, 15, 16, 17, 17, 18, 19]) may commonly occur in many applications and thus results in inconsistent code.
Triangular facets and flatirons may commonly coexist in mountain chains resulting from the superposition of recent extensional faulting on inherited fold-and-thrust architecture.
Viral and opportunistic infections (adenovirus, herpes simplex, influenza virus, cytomegalovirus, respiratory syncytial virus and toxoplasmosis) in immunocompromised patients may commonly manifest with "crazy paving pattern", as the predominant pattern.
