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In trans-species polymorphisms, mixing of alleles from different species results from the long-time persistence of MHC genes which originate before births of the corresponding species [ 29].

We report here the identification of a highly divergent developmental protein superfamily (DANGER), which originated before the emergence of animals (∼850 million years ago) and experienced major expansion-contraction events during metazoan evolution.

According to UCSC, the repetitive element is a PB1D7 Alu SINE, which originated before the divergence of the primate and the rodent lineages [ 68].

It should be noted, however, that given the age of fruit fly retrogenes, 68% of which originated before the Drosophila-Sophophora subgenus divergence [ 5], it is not possible to assess how much ancient and unrecognizable transposable elements might have contributed to the regulatory sequences of retroposed genes.

Unlike the previous versions of pancomputationalism, which originate in philosophy, this ontic pancomputationalism originates in physics.

This is before we even get to memes that consist of totally fabricated information, most of which originate on the more nonsensical fringes of the right.

In this regard it is significant that genes for Fibrillin, OrI and OrII, which originated phylogenetically long before chromoplasts had evolved.

Archaeologists hypothesize it might be from the Samus-Seyminskaya culture, which originated near the Altai Mountains before shifting to the Omsk area.

The airport workers were killed by a bomb apparently intended for another Air India flight only an hour before Flight 182, which originated in Montreal, plunged into the sea.

The Kaituna River, which originates in the nearby Lake Rotoiti, drains into a coastal area before also reaching the Pacific Ocean.

Although Mr. Minghella was a trained pianist, he was an opera neophyte before the "Butterfly" production, which originated at the English National Opera in London.