Yet they share a common lineage and legacy, and a few inherited the engineering gene.
Like close cousins, heart disease and stroke share a common lineage.
They shared a common lineage in the form of the Chicago brass sound, having both studied at Northwestern.
Franceschini, I. A. & Barnett, S. C. Low-affinity NGF-receptor and E-N-CAM expression define two types of olfactory nerve ensheathing cells that share a common lineage.
The Pashtuns are overwhelmingly a tribal society, their identity grounded in the historical memory of a common lineage, Islam and the over-arching universal tribal code of Pashtunwali.
In the end, the best player of the tournament wasn't wearing Nike or Adidas, but Puma (though Puma and Adidas share a common lineage).
The taxonomic illustration shows a few branches of the mammaliaform tree, both living and extinct, including the docodonts, with whom modern mammals share a common lineage.
The boy's pattern of genetic variations placed him in a population called C1b, a common lineage in Mesoamerica and the Andes that dates all the way back to the earliest Paleoindian settlements, more than 18,000 years ago.
Researchers have now extracted the mummy's complete mitochondrial genome and found that the boy's pattern of genetic variations placed him in a common lineage that dates all the way back to the earliest Paleoindian settlements in Mesoamerica, more than 18,000 years ago.
Loss of ΔNp63+ cells in both the cortex and medulla coupled with the disappearance of the putative K5K8DP TEC progenitor population supports a common lineage or a common role for Wnt signaling in the maintenance or expansion of multiple TEC progenitors.
