Despite extensive prior study, an understanding of the genetic organization of the maroon-like locus (ma-l:1-64n has been elusive. A large-scale, three-point fine structure recombination experiment is described, wholse results provide documentation for an inexcapable argument that maroon-like is a single element rather than a polycistronic system.

Maroon communities, or communities of descendants fugitives from slavery, have been long-lasting examples social movements pursuing political goals through the production and mobilization space. They largely forgotten in academic analyses, however, which, Latin America, are primarily focused on peasants indigenous movements. Therefore, drawing socioterritorial readings maroon studies, this arti...

The 1.85 Ga paleosol at Flin Flon, Manitoba, Canada, was one of the first paleoweathering profiles taken as evidence for a dramatic rise in the oxygen content of the Paleoproterozoic atmosphere. Diagenesis and greenschist-facies metamorphism have modified the abundances of some major elements (e.g., K and Fe) in the Flin Flon paleosol. Inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) analy...

In recent years, Pidgin and Creole languages have made significant inroads into the public domain of the countries where they are spoken. The media, and the radio broadcasting sector in particular, are the areas in which they figure most prominently. Extension of their use has brought about linguistic changes (Garrett, 2000). This paper explores such changes in relation to the Eastern Maroon ra...

TYR (Tyrosinase) and TYRP1 (Tyrosinase-related protein 1) play crucial roles in determining the coat color of birds. In this paper, we aimed to characterize the relationship of TYR and TYRP1 genes with plumage colors in Korean quails. The SNPs were searched by cDNA sequencing and PCR-SSCP in three plumage color Korean quails (maroon, white and black plumage). Two SNPs (367T→C and 1153C→T) were ...