The last Great Pyramid as defined by most people would be Menkaure's, completed in 2510 bce. It stands at 65 meters/213 feet high. However, if you're defining a Great Pyramid as one built by a pharaoh, then the last one was for the first Pharaoh of the 18th dynasty. This was built by Ahmose I, who died in 1525 bce.
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Termination signals are also known as stop codons in the study of genetic codes. The three codons that act as termination signals are the following: UAG (Amber), UAA (ochre) and UGA (opal). These are the codons that are considered as nucleotide triplets which signals<span> a </span>termination<span> of translation into protein. Hope this answers your question.</span>
