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The phrase "a descended from" is not correct in English.
It is likely a misconstruction of "a descendant of" which is used to indicate lineage or ancestry.
Example: "She is a descendant of a famous historical figure."
Alternatives: "a descendant of" or "a progeny of".
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The typical carter was a descended from French of the fur trade and their Ojibway spouses.
For example, we previously discovered that many diploid AD hybrid strains possessing the rare MATa mating type allele of serotype A descended from the endemic population in sub-Saharan Africa [44].
For example, of the 106 LCA genes belonging to 30 clans, 39 in 22 clans (1.8/clan) were lost but only 13 in 7 clans (1.9/clan) were gained in the branch A descended from LCA.
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In either case, they are all descended from a venerable tradition of literary figures.
All modern haplotypes A probably descended from a single (or at most a few closely related) female C. aegagrus.
Donna Carla was a Duchess descended from a long, line of Roman nobility.
Alexis de Tocqueville was a nobleman, descended from a line of distinguished public servants and defenders of the French crown.
The New Yorker, December 13 , 1958P. 42 Donna Carla was a Duchess descended from a long, line of Roman nobility.
Rm is the overall production of successful emigrants from a patch, descended from a single mutant immigrant.
"It's a revolution for everyone with a background descended from Africa".
A WOMAN descended from the hero who unified Germany was chatting with a woman descended from a Puerto Rican matriarch raised in a family of 14.
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