What is true for extant arthropods is likely to have been true throughout the evolution of arthropods and their relatives.
Baptisteries were among the most symbolic of all Christian architectural forms; and the characteristic design that was developed by the 4th century ad can be seen today in what is probably the earliest extant example, the baptistery of the Lateran palace in Rome, built by Sixtus III, pope between 432 and 440.
The original version of the Arabic Plotinus would have been more extensive than what is covered by our extant materials, since these materials sometimes break off in a fragmentary fashion.
Instead, we chose to simply ask: what are the extant patterns of responses?
This work seems labored, however, in company with the precise intentions of Carrie Mae Weems who photographed structures that are still extant on what is known as the Slave Coast of West Africa.
While there are several extant viewpoints regarding what is required for successful strategy implementation, perhaps the most influential perspective is that business success requires a fit between strategy and organizational architecture.
The earliest extant literature composed in what is now Scotland was in Brythonic speech in the 6th century, but is preserved as part of Welsh literature.
The humblingly immense else-ness of what is, in which our species is collectively a speck, extant for an eye blink, lets us off the hook.
At 3 p.m. a tour of the exhibition "Authors, Old Maid and One-Eyed Jacks" will be conducted by Stuart Kaplan, owner of what is arguably the most comprehensive collection of playing cards and card games extant.
