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By comparing Fig. 10b with Fig. 10c, uplift area widely extends in the north area of TIA (large black-edged ellipsoid in Fig. 10b) and upstream of the Bishnumati River (small black-edged ellipsoid).

Analyses of 10 microsatellite loci for 752 individuals revealed that most of the sampled range in the eastern North Atlantic behaves as a 'continuous' population that widely extends over thousands of kilometres with significant isolation by distance (IBD).

Our study thus confirms, and widely extends, the results shown for Arabidopsis thaliana grown under tightly controlled conditions [ 11, 12], for an important crop species grown under field conditions.

It is most astonishingly that the extracellular matrix is not restricted to the lamina fibroreticularis but widely extends through the interstitial space to reach protrusions and the body of neighboring mesenchymal stem/progenitor cells.

The individual-based approaches we used here revealed that most of the harbour porpoise range in the central and eastern North Atlantic behaves as a 'continuous' population that widely extends over thousands of kilometres from the French coasts of the Bay of Biscay northwards to the arctic waters of Norway and Iceland, with significant isolation by distance.

It was widely extended in space: Boston, Philadelphia, colonial travels, London, Paris.

Widely extended families of cousins of similar age will be replaced by 'beanpole' families of many generations.

Is it time that power was distributed more widely, extending perhaps to emerging markets and the Brics countries?

Kin ties were reckoned bilaterally, through both the mother and the father, and were widely extended to distant relatives.

During his compliant and vacillating reign, in both Bohemia and Hungary, the nobility widely extended their powers and strengthened their hold over an already oppressed peasantry.

The right of striking gold had meanwhile been widely extended, to mints presumably operated by royal permission and numbering nearly 500 in all.