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These organisms were selected based on accessibility to well-preserved plant material and prior knowledge obtained by studying these organisms using conventional molecular evidence (allozymes and/or DNA sequencing).

Based on human experts' domain-specific knowledge sharing and well-preserved documents utilizing, a fault recovery management mechanism (FRMM) was developed.

However, a trove uncovered by paleontologists in northwest China is home to hundreds of well-preserved pterosaur bones that will help boost our knowledge of the creatures.

Knowledge of prehistoric footwear is incomplete and limited to chance finds of well-preserved artifacts.

Recently, a large number of well-preserved kalligrammatid specimens have been described from the Mesozoic of China [ 19- 27], augmenting our knowledge of the family.

Nonetheless, the unique suite of characters of this new taxon highlights the need for more well-preserved fossils and a more comprehensive analysis to elucidate the interrelationships of basal sauropodomorphs and to improve our knowledge on the origin of Sauropoda.

Knowledge of extant genetic lineages at particular times in past human populations can be obtained from well-preserved specimens where molecular typing is possible, using deletion analysis, microsatellite analysis and whole genome sequencing.

He's well-preserved and well-exercised.

Frontier of Algiers the well-preserved.

Particularly fine and well-preserved purfling.

The well-preserved specimen is rare indeed.