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Phylogenetic analysis using combined nuclear ribosomal Internally Transcribed Spacer 2 and large ribosomal subunit 26S rRNA gene DNA sequences suggest that the two disjuncts are not phylogenetically distinct from each other.
Infraspecific systematic relationships of Sarracenia alata Wood. ... by Neyland, Ray / Journal of the Mississippi Academy of Sciences
lack of eastern hemlock) between the contiguous range and the disjuncts at the boundary may require the HWA to follow the sweepstakes mode of dispersal (i.
Eastern hemlock decline and persistence of disjunct populations near ... by Hart, Justin L. / Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science
Ryle argues against Belsey's essentializing claims through noting the neglected importance of aural elements of the scene in Brook's film that problematize a sense of safe, literal, unchanging space--more specifically, Ryle shows how disjuncts between what is seen and heard through the scene make for an "ambiguous" place of action in keeping with the complexities of text.
Editorial by Walker, Elsie M. / Literature-Film Quarterly
 
 
 
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