The phrase "a shared origin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a common starting point or background, often in discussions about culture, language, or history.
Example: "The two languages have a shared origin, which explains their similar vocabulary and grammar."
Alternatives: "a common origin" or "a mutual origin".
New data showing unexpected similarities between the eyes of a marine worm and those of humans suggest a shared origin.
'Population identities' refers to those elements of individual identity that are based on membership of a group that lays claim to a shared origin.
It is possible that each group of transposons has a shared origin but has lost homology over time.
This was not a significantly worse (P = 0.98) fit to the data in the SH test, indicating that we cannot rule out a shared origin for these alleles.
These polymorphisms do not represent true trans-species polymorphisms of a shared origin, but rather are recurrent mutations at the same position.
To test for a shared origin of the two divergent alleles, we compared the best tree with an alternative topology in which f. poultoni and f. planemoides were constrained to monophyly.
However, we assert that these changes are far too fundamental to be explained by the hypothesis of gene duplication plus LBA alone, but require a much longer evolutionary history and a more distant shared origin, accessed via HGT.
For one thing, Yang told me, Asian Americans have a (diverse but shared) origin story of immigration, however many generations ago.
We found that many features are shared by all novel ORFs, allowing us to formulate an hypothesis on their possible shared origin.
Martin Roth, the director of the V&A, said: "The V&A and Science Museum Group have shared origins and uniting our complementary collections will create a peerless historical and artistic photography resource.
If multiple populations were all adapted to a similar (or even identical) environment, each one of these locally adapted populations with an independent origin (or each group of populations with a shared independent origin) was equated with a different DU.
