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Scale invariance of transtensional horsetail structures at the tip of strike-slip faults. Examples from Victoria Land, Antarctica

by STORTI, Fabrizio, ROSSETTI, FEDERICO, SALVINI, Francesco
Published 2004
“...-scale horsetail transtensional structure, indicate the exposed fault network was active at seismogenic...”

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Meiosis-specific Failure of Cell Cycle Progression in Fission Yeast by Mutation of a Conserved β-Tubulin ResidueV⃞

by Paluh, Janet L., Killilea, Alison N., Detrich, H. William, Downing, Kenneth H.
Published in Molecular Biology of the Cell (2004)
“... to the cell cortex during horsetail movement, followed by completion of meiosis I but frequent asymmetric...”

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Meiosis-specific Failure of Cell Cycle Progression in Fission Yeast by Mutation of a Conserved �-Tubulin Residue □V

by Janet L. Paluh, Alison N. Killilea, H. William Detrich, Kenneth H. Downing
Published 2003
“... to the cell cortex during horsetail movement, followed by completion of meiosis I but frequent asymmetric...”

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Transtensional opening of Cenozoic deep basins at the northeastern edge of Antarctica induced by intracontinental accommodation of oceanic transform shear.

by STORTI, Fabrizio, ROSSETTI, FEDERICO, SALVINI, Francesco
Published 2004
“... displacement is accommodated in a lithosphere-scale horsetail array of transtensional basins. Deep basins...”

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10-15-2003 Molecular Biology of the Cell: REVISED MEIOSIS-SPECIFIC FAILURE OF CELL CYCLE PROGRESSION IN FISSION YEAST BY MUTATION OF A CONSERVED �-TUBULIN RESIDUE

by Janet L. Paluh, Alison N. Killilea, H. William Detrich, Kenneth H. Downing, Corresponding Kenneth, H. Downing
“... to the cell cortex during horsetail movement, followed by completion of meiosis I but frequent asymmetric...”

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Trees at the pole: the Permian forests of Antarctica

by Decombeix, Anne-Laure
Published 2020
“..., the Glossopteridales, with an understory of mosses, ferns, lycophytes and sphenophytes (horsetails). Growth ring...”

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(Table 1) Stratigraphic occurrence and fossil content of fossiliferous horizons in southern north Victoria Land ...

by Bomfleur, Benjamin, Schneider, Jörg W, Schöner, Robert, Viereck-Götte, Lothar, Kerp, Hans
Published 2011
“... and Shafer Peak. These localities have yielded abundant fossil wood and compressions of horsetails, ferns...”

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Trees at the pole: the Permian forests of Antarctica

by Decombeix, Anne-Laure
Published 2020
“..., the Glossopteridales, with an understory of mosses, ferns, lycophytes and sphenophytes (horsetails). Growth ring...”

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Trees at the pole: the Permian forests of Antarctica

by Decombeix, Anne-Laure
Published 2020
“..., the Glossopteridales, with an understory of mosses, ferns, lycophytes and sphenophytes (horsetails). Growth ring...”

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Trees at the pole: the Permian forests of Antarctica

by Decombeix, Anne-Laure
Published 2020
“..., the Glossopteridales, with an understory of mosses, ferns, lycophytes and sphenophytes (horsetails). Growth ring...”

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(Table 1) Stratigraphic occurrence and fossil content of fossiliferous horizons in southern north Victoria Land

by Bomfleur, Benjamin, Schneider, Jörg W, Schöner, Robert, Viereck-Götte, Lothar, Kerp, Hans
Published 2011
“... and Shafer Peak. These localities have yielded abundant fossil wood and compressions of horsetails, ferns...”

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