| Extense zone of garden and amusement: swimming pool, animals of farmyard... We make home meals. |
| Hence, the total length is usually more extense than the area of interest. |
| It is a deep analysis, without idealizations, with a high scientific basement for its rigor and approach, supported on a rich bibliography and extense fact-graphic material. |
| Nowadays there are extense offer of images for satellites and internet, it allows that they can use people who are not in governmental organizations for them. |
| Current housing developments of extense crowded terraced-houses, with shortage of gardens, supported the least diverse and dense bird populations. |
| Repeated recombination between homologous chromosomes would result in the current observed pattern with extense regions of loss of heterozygosity and different haplotypes present in the same chromosome. |
