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The isolates appeared as small colonies with round morphology and had impaired fitness.
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The rate of exposure was not statistically different in small colonies and big colonies.
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To avoid this, small colonies should be united in the fall into one big colony.
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He then disperses them into small colonies to replenish the earth, and to propagate the human species.
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Even then, however, there were three small colonies, respectively, of English nuns, English Jesuits, and English Jacobites.
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The fossil record suggests Earth was inhabited by just individual cells or small colonies for billions of years.
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Even small colonies were being wiped.
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The Redwings are sociable birds, nesting in small colonies, and when once settled they never seem to stray far from home.
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Certain of its valleys produced no end of hay, and this attracted small colonies of Mormon stock-raisers and farmers to them.
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It pushed for greater membership and for centralized county chapters rather than the small colonies Moore had nurtured in places like Eustis.
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They kind of look like deflated American footballs Drywood termites form small colonies composed of workers, soldiers, larvae and the queen or queens.
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It included the whole of South America, except Brazil, which was acquired by Portugal, and the small colonies known as British, Dutch and French Guiana.
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Small colonies of beavers have taken refuge on the shores of the most distant rivers.
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The small Colonies which your ancestors could hardly see on the map, have grown into great communities.
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"The Social Beavers to which we belong," he said, "live in small colonies, and work together for the general good.