…and new concepts in electric transport. Figure 10. Cumulative number of published works, Jesse H. Ausubel, with a Bi-logistic growth curve. Source of data: personal communication. Figure 10 shows the cumulative…
…al report, there are two steps: first, does the region amplify with a standard set of primers, and second, if so, does the sequence enable discrimination of closely-related species. In…
…objects. Then, based on study, astronomers label certain objects as quasars, for example. Of course, this “annotation” does not change the underlying data, and astronomers may later change the labels…
…“Siberian race may be a full species.”) This does not change the interpretation of the findings, but it does reflect the confused nature of taxonomic science that even for a…
…al 2006 Science 312:570) report that population size does not influence mitochondrial diversity in animals, and hypothesize that mitochondrial DNA “probably undergoes frequent adaptive evolution”. Perhaps because this report threatens…
…northern Norway. Soininen and colleagues analyzed stomach contents of 48 individuals using a microscope and a DNA sequencer, the latter to analyze amplified P6 loop (length 10-46 bp) of chloroplast…
…for example, Culiseta incidens (panel B), which does not transmit human disease. Even experts are challenged by larvae (C), and eggs (D), and the latter are small and easily overlooked…
…believe this comment is incorrect, but it does apply to the present study. To summarize the study, 104 accessions of 63 Petota species plus 10 accessions of 9 outgroup species…
We post Jesse’s 2004 version of his talk “Does energy policy matter?” (text only, no figures) presented to the Keystone Energy Board in Colorado on 20 February. Does energy policy…
…al examine genus Rivacindela tiger beetles in Australia, providing an explicit test of a DNA sequence-based approach to defining species. They analyzed 468 individuals from 65 sites, using sequence data…