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A pruned cladogram describing all 15 host switching events within the S. aureus population sample.Values attached to branches represent the number of unique STs entering each node, from left to right. Leaf labels indicate the defining ST or CC. Bars represent the distributions of isolates for each terminal clade, colours for each species are the same as in figure 1. Clades which underwent no switches are pruned from the tree at nodes where the branch containing them is uniform with the ancestral state. Branch colours represent the inferred habitat type (blue ? human, red ? animal). Asterisks mark points where host switching events occur.
New Forest Phototrek, 15 February 2009 - Batch 1.
Finally got to use the voucher I got for my 40th birthday last year. Great day for anyone with an interest in photography - see www.photonewforest.com
Light House Cinema work in progress as photographed in March 2008 by David Cleary. Due to open 9 May 2008.
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Maximum Parsimony Strict consensus tree of Campanula and relatives (D680).Part of the cladogram showing detailed relationships for clade Cam17. Values below branches indicate bootstrap support for the sustained clades. Pictures are representative specimens for clade 17 (clockwise from upper left: Campanula latifolia, C. incurva, C. spicata, and C. barbata). All photos from Guilhem Mansion.
Concatenated Maximum Likelihood tree.Phylogenetic tree inferred from a concatenated, partitioned alignment of 24 genes using RAxML. The branches of phyla with at least 5 representatives are colored, other lineages are all drawn with black lines. Support values are calculated from 100 rapid bootstrap replicates. This representation is a radial cladogram, in which branch length is not proportional to time, and some branches may be elongated so that the names of the taxa appear on the circumference of the circle. The original version of this figure is available in the Supporting Information: Figure S7.
The wide full height bay looks much better for a lighter palette of stones. The dark red and yellow often looks rather heavy in such designs. Next door has retained the original door, churned out in their tens of thousands c 1900. Naturally an ersats JawJan door completes the makeover here.
Cladogram of sauropodomorphs showing the optimization of key features related to elevated tooth replacement rates.The light gray field indicates taxa that have at least three replacement teeth at each tooth position; dark gray field encapsulates taxa that have narrow tooth crowns. Silhouettes along the top of the cladogram show the number and size of replacement teeth in one tooth position. These include (from left to right): Patagosaurus (MPEF-PV 1670), Mamenchisaurus[47], Diplodocus (this study), Nigersaurus [Sereno, Wilson, Witmer, Whitlock, Maga, Ide and Rowe, unpublished data], Camarasaurus (this study), and the R?o Negro titanosaur (MPCA-79) [48]. Number of replacement teeth is unknown in Brachiosauridae, but the taxon is optimized to have had at least three. Cladogram based on [30] with the addition of Tazoudasaurus[49] and Bonitasaura[50]. [planned for column width].
Comparison of cladograms based on WGPScanning (A) and CGH (B) data for the tested strains.
The UPGMA trees shown were calculated from difference matrices with BioNumerics. In WGPScanning analysis, amplicons in the tested strains that were identical to, larger than or smaller than those of N16961 were assigned values of 1, 2 or 0.75, respectively. For the region that did not produce any amplicons, a value of 0 was assigned. In CGH analysis, final absent or present calls for each gene of each tested strain were assigned the value 0 or 1, respectively.
Panel (A): Schematic presentation of a 32 kb contig located on P. falciparum Chromosome 10 (1404403 to 1436403 bp of the 3D7 strain) indicating the relative positions of the MSP3-like ORFs. MSP3.1 and MSP3.2 are genes known to encode merozoite surface proteins MSP3 and MSP6, respectively. Panel (B): ClustalW alignment and Boxshade representation of the amino acid sequences of the MSP3-family of proteins with related C-terminal sequence organization. MSP3.5 and MSP3.6 do not share the C-terminal sequence similarities with other members. Identical residues are indicated by white letters on black backgrounds, whereas similar residues are indicated by black letters on a gray background. Dashes represent gaps to optimize alignments. The pattern shared by MSP3-family members are: the N-terminal signal-peptide (dotted line-box); the signature sequence of the MSP3 family of proteins [1]; the glutamic acid rich region [2]; and the leucine-zipper domain [3]. Sequences highlighted in black are related to regions identified as targets of protective antibodies identified in MSP3.1. Panel (C): A cladogram showing sequence analogy between different MSP3-like ORFs derived by comparing the encoded protein sequences.
Maximum Parsimony Strict consensus tree of Campanula and relatives (D680).Part of the cladogram showing detailed relationships for outgroup and sister lineages, and clades Cam01, Jasione-Feeria, and Cam02 to Cam04. Values below branches indicate bootstrap support for the sustained clades. Gray boxes indicate the respective outgroup and sister clades; blue boxes refer to “Cam” clades containing at least one accession of Campanula (Cam01 to Cam17; see text). A blue dot indicates the crown node of Campanula s.lat. Pictures are representative specimens for clades Cam01 (Campanula primuliifolia), Cam02 (Campanula exigua), Cam03 (Campanula persicifolia), and Cam04 (Legousia falcata). All photos from Guilhem Mansion.
Rolls Royce car which looks very nice in front of the stone cladding and original porches. Do I spy coloured brickwork in the wall?
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