- Branche: Archaeology
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A biface that contain a haft area and is used as a projectile tip. These are often identified as arrow points, dart points, and spear points.
Industry:Archaeology
A minimal characteristic of an artifact such that it cannot be further subdivided; attributes commonly studied include aspects of form, style, decoration, color, and raw material.
Industry:Archaeology
A tRNA molecule covalently bound to an amino acid. This complex brings the amino acid to the ribosome so that it can be used in polypeptide synthesis.
Industry:Archaeology
Feature whose expression is better or more accurately described as discrete charater states than as measurements.
Industry:Archaeology
Promotor sequence, recognized by RNA polymerase III, that is located within the gene sequence, for instance, in tRNA genes and 5S rRNA genes of eukaryotes.
Industry:Archaeology
The chromosome containing dissimilar genes that do not pair during meiosis.
Industry:Archaeology
The side of the tooth nearest the midline of the jaw, as directed along the tooth row.
Industry:Archaeology
A mobile DNA segment that contains genes for the insertion of the DNA segment into the chromosome and for mobilization of the element to other locations on the chromosomes.
Industry:Archaeology