In fact, it was a pair of botanists who, in 1938, coined the phrase "introgressive hybridization," or introgression, to describe the pattern of hybridization and gene flow they saw in their studies.
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It's about hybridization and how those forms stretch and transmute.
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Don't get the idea that hybridization is always beneficial, though.
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Do we see her as fully human or some hybridization?
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The radical hybridization of cultures and communities is a monumental task.
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The report said the discovery lends support to the hypothesis that "introgressive hybridization" — in which genetic data from one species integrates into the genome of another species following hybridization — causes taxonomic uncertainty in the Delphinidae family.
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"If you continually prevent hybridization, this could be a problem," Mallet said.
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It's a hybridization of images, of moving images, of text, and video.
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Hybridization is a good way for the brand to come into compliance.
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But hybridization has nearly wiped out bird species in the recent past.
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While hybridization is expected to usher in a new age of flight.
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Genetic inheritance was discovered by Gregor Mendel during his experiments on pea hybridization.
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A human life is essentially lost in Mewtwo's pursuit of animal-human hybridization.
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The company's claim to fame is its hybridization of dress and running shoes.
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Subsequent hybridization with Mesoamerican types increased the diversity of beans across the continent.
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When she first introduced this "hybridization" approach, she was ahead of the curve.
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The other reason not to worry yet, Dr. Taylor said, is that some hybridization is expected as part of the evolutionary process, although she questions what's normal and what's exacerbated by humans, which could create cases where hybridization goes too far.
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Later on, plant hybridization became an important breeding method to further cultivate certain traits.
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The researchers believe that hybridization could be a key driver of speciation and biodiversity.
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Geneticists who find odd DNA sequences tend to dismiss them as contamination or hybridization.
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Hybridization is sometimes seen as reducing biodiversity, because it can merge distinct species together.
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Biologists will need many more years to understand the full importance of hybridization to evolution.
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Many related species are trading genes through hybridization, either naturally or because of human activity.
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The Pleasure Principle, the current exhibition at FARAGO, takes this hybridization to even further heights.
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"There was a really quite obvious signal of hybridization between these species," Dr. Barlow said.
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Such hybridization illustrates why the Eizirik group's delineation of the Panthera evolutionary tree is so noteworthy.
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Today, cichlids vary widely in form, behavior and ecology—thanks in large part to introgressive hybridization.
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Mallet's butterflies, too, reflect evidence of adaptive hybridization, particularly with traits involved in mimicry and predator avoidance.
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For these effects to occur, the rate of hybridization can be—and most likely is—very small.
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Skovrund wasn't worried about this specific hybridization example, though climate change more generally likely threatens both species.
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He established laboratories and experimented widely in hybridization, creating hardier orchids of the sort that might sell.
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But as genetic sequencing improves, scientists will likely discover more instances of hybridization generating new life-forms.
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Naturalists have traditionally viewed hybridization in the wild as a kind of irrelevant, mostly rare, dead-end fluke.
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By nature, the Asian-American experience is an ongoing act of hybridization—and that can be beautifully productive.
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The researchers did not find any examples of hybridization, or cross-mating between the groups in the wild.
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Based on the hybridization of cultures, the cannibalistic metaphor is used to imply the ingestion of the Other.
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The event will also include panel discussions on topics like fermentation practices and the hybridization of Chinese food.
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Moreover, the pressures of climate change, habitat loss, and other anthropogenic activity play a major role in shaping hybridization.
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Descendant offers products emblematic of the cultural hybridization Mr. Fujiwara did so much to inspire all those years ago.
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An analysis of modern and ancient elephant genomes shows that interbreeding and hybridization was an important aspect of elephant evolution.
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The Southern Grill It was with this model of creative hybridization in mind that I landed at The Southern Grill.
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There is all manner of genetic wiggle room between these species, and hybridization with domestic dogs and coyotes is common.
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In a weird a way, I kind of think this hybridization is what we're going to see in the immediate future.
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The cross-species hybridization may seem bizarre, but is made possible by the fact that melon-headed whales aren't actually whales.
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The researchers concluded that the current hybridization rate — between 5 and 8 percent — was low enough not to be a concern.
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What do you think then of transhumanism, which rejoices in the progressive hybridization between humans and technology and wants to encourage it?
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Making governments happy Ford's embrace on greater hybridization and electrification is a logical move, given potential future regulatory mandates, especially in California.
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Hybridization is already rather common in cetaceans, Skovrind told Gizmodo, so they weren't surprised that the two were able to produce offspring.
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Hybridization is embodied in two works that couldn't be more different: Gilliam's hulking draped canvas and Alex Katz's "Edwin, Blue Series" (21960).
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"This is pretty strong genomic evidence for hybridization among multiple lineages in baleen whales, which is pretty exciting, I think," he said.
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Artist and designer Gabriela Ruiz, aka Leather Papi, uses Instagram to synthesize the mysticism, clamor, and hybridization within Los Angeles Latinx communities.
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Museums are like universities: They play a vital in our democratic life, and they are sites for true social and cultural hybridization.
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The same goes for Galápagos finches: Pieces of their genomes that control for features including beak size and shape were shared through hybridization.
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"When [hybridization is] a creative evolutionary force, conservation policies that retain that process are important and should come to the forefront," Shaffer said.
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So although hybridization shouldn't be introduced into threatened or endangered populations artificially, it shouldn't necessarily be prevented when it happens on its own.
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"There's nothing preventing hybridization from happening again, and if it happens again, who knows what that hybrid offspring will act like," said Kolby.
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As evident in the hydra-headed "Homme racine" (2014), Lundangi's paintings often stress transformation and hybridization, reminding me of Ovid's classical poem Metamorphosis.
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There were supposed to be three albums: the first, "Swimming," was sort of the hybridization of going between hip-hop and song form.
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Hybridization isn't a net good thing, as we've explained; if the resulting hybrid is infertile, it can exacerbate population decline in a threatened species.
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"Having arrived at these locations, introduced cats mingled with local tame or wild cats, leading to hybridization," the authors wrote in a press release.
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They also looked at a sponge up close with a method called fluorescence in situ hybridization coupled with confocal laser scanning microscopy, or FISH-CLSM.
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Even when exceptions to that rule started to emerge in the 1970s, many biologists considered hybridization to be too rare to be important in animals.
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And being a hybrid shouldn't rule out protection under conservation laws, according to Mallet and other researchers who see hybridization as natural and evolutionarily important.
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Two Algonquin wolves that were part of the new study, she said, lived during a period when hybridization between coyotes and wolves was unusually common.
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The column also helped introduce concepts like the mash-up to Japan and enhanced a form of cultural hybridization that became an art form here.
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What they discovered was resounding evidence for human-mediated speciation because of habitat disruption, invasive species, domestication, hunting, and hybridization (think: "pizzlies" and "grolar bears").
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The wildcat's fur is much thicker, and its stripes are all solid black and brown; spots, broken stripes or white fur are indications of hybridization.
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And we have even spurred the hybridization of wild species, resulting in new chimeras, such as the Italian sparrow, yellow-flowered Yorkwort, and apple flies.
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Sub Chroma is meant to be a hybridization of a night time dance party, a physical art gallery, and a generative display of street art live.
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There is an entire cinematic subculture devoted to sharks that find ingenious ways to travel on land, be it via sharknado, genetic hybridization, or occult forces.
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In one case, two genes found in the jaguar pointed to a past hybridization with the lion, which would have occurred after their phylogenetic paths had forked.
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While the ballast water explanation made sense, he wanted to see how common this sort of evolution via hybridization event is in polluted waters around the world.
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The maps also provide a foundation for scientists to start asking questions about what happens when new predators enter a habitat, and how hybridization influenced coyote evolution.
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"All the best specialists in hybridization are in Kazakhstan," Yuri V. Gabrov, director of the Moscow Ethnographic Society and an authority on camels, said in an interview.
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Those of us who are hipster types (though we hate to admit it) tend to see this kind of hybridization as worthy of mockery, if not outright scorn.
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But it's no longer present in about half of its historic range, due mainly to hybridization, or breeding, with another species that was introduced due to fish stocking.
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Siemens Gamesa said it would be responsible for the design, engineering and commissioning of the new solar plant, as well as its "hybridization" with the existing wind farm.
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Just south of their home, Mr. Bata had developed 1,600 acres into a planned community called Batawa, a hybridization of the shoe manufacturer's name and the Canadian capital.
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The process of cross-hybridization has been used to breed plants for hundreds of years, Evans said, and is quite different from the more controversial genetic modification methods.
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When the technique used successfully on the mummy, known as hybridization capture or next-generation sequencing, is routinized and the method accepted, it will be "game changer," Onorato said.
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The geneticists on the team extracted the bison's evolutionary history from its ancient DNA, revealing a hybridization event in its distant past that involved the Steppe bison and the aurochs.
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Timing is everything, and "Mars," a six-episode experiment in hybridization that begins Monday on the National Geographic Channel, feels as if it is landing at a particularly inopportune moment.
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But in a natural world affected by human activity, ecologists and conservationists worry that hybridization can upset ecological balances and undermine the survival of species involved in such a blend.
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Humans and Neanderthals, horses and donkeys, polar bears and brown bears, at least 16 different whales: Genetics are revealing that hybridization, though rare, may be more common than we think.
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Baylor Swift is a triumph of pop hybridization and simulated expressionist outpouring, of runny eyeliner and joyful wail, a breakup song cycle that primarily demonstrates Bali's versatility as a performer.
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The dolphin-whale hybridization is especially surprising in this region, as a sighting of melon-headed whales had never before been confirmed near the Pacific Missile Range Facility (PMRF) navy base.
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The second concerns what types of breeding techniques should be classified as conventional breeding — among "conventional breeding" techniques are hybridization and the use of chemicals or radiation to introduce random genetic mutations.
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The group is thought to have arisen from hybridization between females of one species, Squalius pyrenaicus, and males of another species, now extinct, that belonged to a group of fish called Anaecypris.
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Yet the ulcer bacterium from Ötzi is related only to the Eurasian strain, the researchers found, implying that hybridization with the African strain must have occurred much later, within the last 5,000 years.
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"I don't think anyone seriously believed, at least in genetics ... that hybridization had happened," Josh Akey, a genome scientist at the University of Washington who has co-authored papers with Pääbo, tells me.
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It also isn't the first discovery of hybridization in the family -- there have also been cases of bottlenose dolphin/false killer whale (Pseudorca crassidens) hybrids, known as Wolphins, and common/bottlenose dolphin hybrids.
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Research organizations like Wildcat Haven and Scottish Wildcat Action have developed what might be called a breed standard to identify wildcats, which may even help estimate the degree of hybridization in doubtful cases.
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Biologists have known since the 2000s that hybridization occurs frequently in plants (it's documented in about 21950 percent of flowering plant species in the U.K. alone) and plays an important role in their evolution.
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If this Child's Play were a bit smarter, maybe it could pull off what seems to be its vague desire for a hybridization of Spielberg and Wes Craven that feels both fresh and convincing.
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But the critics of the Ghost in the Shell adaptation make a series of presumptions that end up obscuring a more complex tale of cultural appropriation, or what we might more generously call hybridization.
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"While hybridization can at times lead to new species, most of the time this does not happen," Cascadia researcher Robin Baird told CNN, pointing that there was only a single hybrid found this time.
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The reason his subjects exhibit a single style is in part mutual influence and hybridization (North Korean artists made Mengistu a hundred-and-sixty-foot-tall monument in Ethiopia), and in part common need.
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Around the corner from the entrance, Sam Gilliam's "Bow Form Construction" (1968) signals the most formerly diverse room of the exhibition, with abstraction, figuration, pictograms, and hybridization bouncing off one another in imaginative curatorial adjacencies.
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A Romanian skeleton from 40,000 years ago, already recognized by anatomists as a probable hybrid, proves to have somewhere between 1003 percent and 9 percent Neanderthal genes, implying further hybridization when modern humans reached Europe.
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"Conservation plans must now be updated to recognize the existence of multiple giant salamander species, and movement of these animals should be prohibited to reduce the risk of disease transfer, competition and genetic hybridization," Turvey said.
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"I want to help move our discussions of conservation into the genomic era, where [hybridization] is now found to be far more prevalent than we ever thought or imagined," said Bridgett vonHoldt, an evolutionary biologist at Princeton.
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"In our perspective, the beginning of the Anthropocene can be seen as the onset of the hybridization of the planet, a transitional stage from one class of planetary systems to another," the researchers write in their paper.
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Though the new paper traces domestic feline ancestry back to two major hubs of cat domestication, it's clear that there was plenty of crossbreeding and hybridization between the IV-A and IV-C lineages along the way.
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"We believe that this country, especially in urban mobility, will have a very strong shift from petrol engines into hybridization and electric cars," Hinrich Woebcken, the new head of Volkswagen AG's U.S. division, told the Wall Street Journal.
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"At a nuts-and-bolts level, Santa Clarita Diet isn't entirely novel: In addition to those Ash Vs. Evil Dead and Stan Against Evil parallels, the show is essentially a sitcom hybridization of iZombie and The Americans," he writes.
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"It is not a good thing for the future of polar bears that we see this hybridization occurring and it's not going to result in some kind of new bear that is successfully living in the Arctic," said Servheen.
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Lysenko, a kind of scientific Rasputin, embraced the hybridization theories of Ivan Michurin and the pre-Darwinian ideas of Jean Baptiste Lamarck, which held that characteristics acquired environmentally by plants and animals could be passed on to the next generation.
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"We want to further reduce the large extent to which we rely on the internal combustion engine while - being an innovative technology partner to our customers - utilizing the opportunities offered by the fields of hybridization and electrification much more extensively," Rosenfeld said.
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Another possibility, they said, is that traders may have unwittingly caused hybridization as they moved plants along the Silk Road routes through the high mountain passes of the remote Pamirs, which connected regions of what are now known as China, Tajikistan and Afghanistan.
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The study, published Thursday in Scientific Reports, shows how a little DNA can go a long way, that hybridization isn't that unusual and that as long as museums keep storing mysterious stuff, the right technology might one day set their stories free.
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On balance, it's worth parsing Fields' announcement into two categories: products that will be entirely new, such as an all-electric compact SUV; and evolution of existing products in the direction of hybridization, an industry trend that has been in effect for a decade.
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"In a conservation context, hybridization is usually seen as negative simply because the mantra of conservational biology is to protect species and lineages as they evolve, on the landscape they evolved in," said Bradley Shaffer, a conservation biologist at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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HUMPBACK WHALES LUNGE TOWARD CALIFORNIA TOUR BOAT IN SHOCKING VIDEO "Such hybridization, where the genetic data of one species is integrated into another, has long been suspected as a source of taxonomic uncertainty in dolphins, and this case lends support to that," Baird added.
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Combining bodies of work by two reputable artists, this mash-up worked remarkably well, since Sachs has a long history of researching the Japanese tea ceremony, while Noguchi was always a fan of hybridization (particularly when it involved traditional Asian forms and contemporary art).
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Check out Rei Kawakubo's new and futuristic VaporMax ($330) at Comme des Garçons on Thursday and Riccardo Tisci's hybridization of the classic Dunk and Chukka styles ($2400) at a new NikeLab shop-in-shop at the Goodman's Men's Store at Bergdorf Goodman on Friday.
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One of Denmark's 2015 submissions for a foreign-language Academy Award, "Men & Chicken," which stars Mads Mikkelsen and involves human-animal hybridization and bestiality, was, according to its director, Anders Thomas Jensen, "much more taken as a comedy" at home than in the United States.
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"This year, significantly more than 2 billion is set to be channeled into development work around the world, with the aim of advancing electric drives and the hybridization of transmission technology as well as vehicle safety systems and automated driving," ZF said in a statement on Thursday.
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I could easily see this narrative connection in his artwork as he framed raw nature with virtual digitized objects, in turn drawing our attention to the idea that reality in the future will undoubtedly involve the hybridization of nature and manmade phenomena, integrating them as seamlessly as possible.
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Many of the book's best passages explore the collapsing of time — decaying leaves become "a synaptic palimpsest" — and from the old songs Mark and Cassie cover to the new names they take, the hybridization of past and present permeates the novel, complicating any division between "us" and "them."
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What happens is predictable for a Predator movie: one of the unseen aliens kills a special forces team that goes out to investigate the crash, while a scientist (Olivia Munn) uses some fancy equipment to figure out that the aliens are "attempting hybridization" on every planet that they come across.
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What we don't know yet is how to pay people for those behaviors, because many of those screenplays and books and inventions will not be able to command a sufficiently high market price, but this is where the issue of some kind of hybridization of hypercapitalism and hypersocialism must enter the discussion.
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The DOJ does project that consumers would pay for the successful hybridization of the two companies into one massive mega-corporation in the form of $571 million in additional fees by 2021, so there's probably an argument to be made for Giuliani being able to get away with portraying this as just a little misstatement.
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Interpretive stations along the way explain hybridization, the source of thousands of modern orchids, and show the enormous variation in size among the 30,20023 orchid species, from near-microscopic (a large magnifying glass is required) to Paphiopedilum sanderianum (yes, that Sander) native to Borneo, whose trailing petals can reach a length of three feet.
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"Not only does the Sián deliver a formidable hyper-car design and engineering tour de force today, it augments the potential for Lamborghini as a super sports car brand for tomorrow and for decades to come, even as hybridization becomes more desirable and inevitably essential," Automobili Lamborghini Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Stefano Domenicali said in a prepared statement.
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