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對手

歡騰

Manifest

s, PLD enzymes comprise the intracellular enzymes PLD1 and PLD2 and possibly the proteins encoded by related genes, as well as a class of cell surface and secreted enzymes with structural homology to ectonucleotide phosphatases/phosphodiesterases as typified by autotaxin (ENPP2) that have lysoPLD ac

tympanometry

EXALT

涂掉

E,chronology (see Table 3, page 321). The term is derived from the Sumerian ‘king list’ which implies that Sumer was ruled by kings at this stage, although archaeological evidence for the existence of kingship is meagre before the middle of the period. Traditionally the period is divided by archaeolog

chalice

I,rge numbers of small backed bladelets. The earliest occurrences, as at T. in eastern Morocco, are of the 14th millennium bc. During the following 2000 to 3000 years the area of Iberomaurusian occupation extended eastwards into eastern Algeria and Tunisia. Hunting was carried out from small temporary

死貓他燒焦

N,usand years later, settlement appears to have become concentrated in larger sites adjacent to the lake shore. Pottery and concave-based arrow-heads now appear and show affinities to those from E. K. and the F. respectively. Cattle, probably domestic, are now represented in the faunal remains, alongs

Charlatan

Q,cal stone tool assemblages shows considerable variation, and this has been plausibly interpreted as indicating not only the variety of specialized activities which were carried out, but also the differentiation of distinct population groups whose identity and territoriality were reinforced by compet

Incorporate

S,e-sheets flowed out from centres in Scandinavia, across the bed of the Baltic Sea and into northern Europe and the USSR. The end-moraines are split into two sets: one more eroded and sometimes called the Drenthe moraines (or Dnieper in the USSR), and the other more freshly defined and called the War