Sentence examples for Social units from inspiring English sources

Social units may fission or fuse without discernible seasonal patterns or clear hierarchical stratification into social 'tiers' at the level of the population.

Not all socially living species live in clearly delineated social units with well-defined intergroup boundaries but may exhibit a rather fluid social organization instead.

Yet the number of social units will remain at 74.

The essential social units among the Mojave were the family and the patrilineage.

He felt that large social groups evolve from less complex social units in conflict.

The so-called Stammesherzogtümer (tribal duchies) were new political and, ultimately, social units.

Mobility was high and social units were generally small and presumably contained small groups of kin.

After the eruption, excessive microspatial genetic differentiation and larger-scale homogeneity indicated drastic disruption of the breeding or social units.

Usually furnished with land grants, these communities survived the close of the mission period and remained viable social units.

The Uto-Aztecan agriculturalists of modern times possess only two real social units, the family and the Indian village community.

Nigeria has about 250 ethnic social units, to the extent that just a few of the populace have an effective understanding of English, the nation's official language.