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This is Chiesa di Sant’Atanasio, or the Church of Saint Athanasius, located on Via del Babuino near Piazza di Spagna in the city center of Rome, Italy. Constructed between 1580 and 1583, the Baroque-style Church was designed by Giacomo della Porta, with a facade designed by Martino Longhi the Elder. Dedicated to Saint Athanasius, the church is affiliated with the Eastern or Byzantine Rite Catholic Church, which practices the Greek Orthodox Christian faith, but is affiliated with the Roman Catholic Church. The building’s facade features two towers topped with domes, clad in Brick with stone details inspired by Classical ancient Roman architecture. A clock is located on the south face of the southern tower, which was donated to the church by Pope Clement XIV in 1771, and faces the palace of the Pontifical Greek College, historically associated with the church, and connected to the church via an enclosed passage above the Via dei Greci.
Phylogenetic relationships recovered by a cladistic analysis of 35 neurocranial characters.
Length = 65, CI = 0.631, RI = 0.795. White plots, homoplastic synapomorphies; Black plots, non-homoplastic synapomorphies. The ambiguous synapomorphies are not shown. Nodes are indicated by letters. Bremer supports are indicated by an underlined number on the left of the corresponding node.
Phylogenetic cladogram of the Altica based on different gene combines. The values above the branches represent Bayesian posterior probabilities and Maximum Likelihood bootstrap support values, respectively. The values below the branches represent Maximum Parsimony bootstrap support values. The outgroup AK was moved away. Nodes with ≥50% bootstrap value or posterior probability are labelled. a. based on COI, b. based on COII, c. based on COI/COII, d. based on intron of EF1α, e. based on exon of EF1α, f. based on whole EF1α, g. based on ITS2, h. based on concatenated data.
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Consensus of the most parsimonious trees obtained by cladistic analysis using branch and bound algorithm of PAUP v4.0b10.Strict consensus tree (103 steps; CI?=?0.57; RI?=?0.74) in A and 50% majority rule consensus tree (99 steps; CI?=?0.6; RI?=?0.76) in B. Bremer indexes are noted in bold above the node number for both trees, bootstrap values (when not equal to 100%) are indicated in bold below the node number for the majority consensus.
Photo No:30 Timber Wall Cladding ( Timber boards fitted to the exterior of the building for weatherproofing and aesthetics) Sanderling Drive St Mellons Cardiff
The Philharmonie de Paris made in 2015 by Jean Nouvel, client of THE FARM.
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© CLAD / THE FARM
Août 2018
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[Photo réalisée dans le cadre de la mission de communication digitale de THE FARM pour son client]
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CLIENT : www.jeannouvel.com
AGENCE : www.thefarmcom.io
The Philharmonie de Paris made in 2015 by Jean Nouvel, client of THE FARM.
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© CLAD / THE FARM
Août 2018
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[Photo réalisée dans le cadre de la mission de communication digitale de THE FARM pour son client]
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CLIENT : www.jeannouvel.com
AGENCE : www.thefarmcom.io
Best in BDSM @ Fat Fannies Thursday night with DJ MandyPandy. $600 given away to a 3-way tie thanks to the donation from our sexy DJ! Great costumes, Great tunes, Great fun!
Distance-based cladogram of Nothobranchius from southern Africa.
The cladogram is based on a partial sequence of the cox1 mitochondrial locus. The codes after the species names refer to specific collection points. The brackets indicate the geographic origin of the clade. ZIM, Zimbabwe; MOZ, Mozambique, TAN; Tanzania. The support values over each node are the confidence probability obtained by the Minimum Evolution algorithm. The support values under each node corresponds to the Neighbor Joining algorithm. The left values corresponds to interior-branch test [40] and the right values to 3000 bootstratps. All trees used maximum composite likelihood (MCL) Computations were performed using MEGA 4.0 [38].
Beautiful Boy
By Thomas Houseago
Sculpture for the 2019 Summer Exhibition, in the Annenberg Courtyard
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Area cladogram and strict consensus tree of the Chanidae based on 84 four most parsimonious trees with 233 steps (CI = 0.687, HI = 0.313 RI = 0.822, and RC = 0.564).Nodes 1) Gonorynchiformes; 4) Chanidae; 5) Chanini; 6) Rubiesichthyinae. Asterisks denote collapsed monophyletic clades not directly relevant to the discussion.
Built in 326 AD and expanded to something approximating its present size primarily in the 500s AD, with further additions over the subsequent millennium, this historic Byzantine-style Basilica is known as Panagia Ekatontapiliani, Panagia Katapoliani, or the Holy Shrine of the Virgin Mary Ekatontapyliani. The church is one of the best preserved Roman-era basilicas, having served as a church for most of its history. The church’s name means “The Church With 100 Gates,” though this is believed by experts to be a corruption of a term meaning “Lower Town Church,” which sounds similar, and could easily have been unintentionally altered after more than a millennium of existence. The cathedral consists of a main church structure, which dates back to 326AD, which is attached to a baptistery, which stands to the south. To the west and northwest of the church is a two-story U-shaped structure, which houses living quarters, offices, and a museum, as well as a pair of campaniles atop the roof flanking the main entrance portal. The main church is cruciform in shape, with marble walls, a red terra cotta tile roof, roman arched bays, a front portico with arched openings, an octagonal lantern below a dome, a semi-circular apse, and two smaller chapels that stand to the northeast of the church. To the south is a smaller baptistery, with a similar exterior treatment to the main church, with a marble exterior and red terra cotta tile roof, as well as an octagonal drum and dome, with the baptistery being lower in height than the main church. Inside, the church features remnants of the original Byzantine mosaic floor and murals, with over a millennium of earthquakes, interior alterations, and weathering having destroyed most of the original decorations, leaving behind stone walls, vaulted stone ceilings, stone floors, and stone columns. The U-shaped structure to the east and northeast, which is much newer, is clad in limewashed stucco, with marble trim, doric pilasters, wrought iron gates, and a one-story arcade around the perimeter of the courtyard with arches supported on cylindrical stone columns. The rest of the churchyard is enclosed by a high limewashed wall with a gate to the north of the church, with the courtyard being home to ancient stone monuments and relics from the church’s long history. The church underwent a major restoration between 1959 and 1966, which removed the stucco cladding from the oldest portions of the church complex, and revealed the remaining Byzantine-era decorative elements. Today, the church remains in use as a Greek Orthodox Cathedral, and is a major historical site on the island of Paros, being one of the oldest purpose-built churches still in use in the world.
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