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Page 346
... patterns are quite useful in solving simple structures . Also , the spacing and intensity of the lines are characteristic of the material doing the scattering -just like a fingerprint . A file of more than 21,000 pat- terns is available ...
... patterns are quite useful in solving simple structures . Also , the spacing and intensity of the lines are characteristic of the material doing the scattering -just like a fingerprint . A file of more than 21,000 pat- terns is available ...
Page 544
... patterns . These patterns are correlated with the shape of the carapace ( dorsal shell ) . Species with a broad front on the carapace share similar display patterns that distinguish them from spe- cies with the narrow front . In Uca ...
... patterns . These patterns are correlated with the shape of the carapace ( dorsal shell ) . Species with a broad front on the carapace share similar display patterns that distinguish them from spe- cies with the narrow front . In Uca ...
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... pattern appropriate to the particular cell or tissue . The development of patterns during cell - wall growth de- pends not only on the cytoplasmic microtubules , as in the construction of the cells that will give rise to the wa- ter ...
... pattern appropriate to the particular cell or tissue . The development of patterns during cell - wall growth de- pends not only on the cytoplasmic microtubules , as in the construction of the cells that will give rise to the wa- ter ...
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