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... remain faithful to it and thus to each other for life . It is believed that some albatross pairs also remain together at sea in the nonbreeding sea- son , but many of the burrowing shearwaters and petrels , meeting on land only at night ...
... remain faithful to it and thus to each other for life . It is believed that some albatross pairs also remain together at sea in the nonbreeding sea- son , but many of the burrowing shearwaters and petrels , meeting on land only at night ...
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... remain virtually unchanged from those of the summer months , but they drop to about 79 ° F ( about 26 ° C ) in the drought quadrilateral . In the Brazilian Highlands winter temperatures are about 68 ° F ( 20 ° C ) and are even lower ...
... remain virtually unchanged from those of the summer months , but they drop to about 79 ° F ( about 26 ° C ) in the drought quadrilateral . In the Brazilian Highlands winter temperatures are about 68 ° F ( 20 ° C ) and are even lower ...
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... remain in the cytosol and are released from the ribosomes when their synthesis is completed . This chemical decision process places some newly completed protein chains in the cytosol and others within an extensive membrane- bounded ...
... remain in the cytosol and are released from the ribosomes when their synthesis is completed . This chemical decision process places some newly completed protein chains in the cytosol and others within an extensive membrane- bounded ...
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