Sentence examples for ancestor before from inspiring English sources

Early childhood educators take note: A child's "natural" altruistic tendencies likely inherited from humans' and chimps' common ancestor before the species split about six million years ago should be recognized and cultivated, according to Warneken.

He cites the fact that certain genes, like those for the proteins known as helicases and amino acid synthetases, are duplicated in all three kingdoms, and that these duplications must have occurred in the common ancestor, before the kingdoms split.

Common ancestor definition indicates whether students were asked to define what it means for two organisms to have a common ancestor before responding to the statements.

Finally, and surprisingly, students who were asked to define common ancestor before responding to the statements (version C) were less likely to agree that pairs of organisms had a common ancestor than those not asked to define common ancestry before responding (version D).

Moreover, we cannot exclude that the mt-haplogroups were already mixed in the wild ancestor before domestication.

These data suggest that duplication events likely occurred in a common ancestor before the radiation of the three mosquito species.

The episode, or to be more exact, the carnival of undiagnosed mental illness, ended with Jones squawking: "Don't try what your ancestors did before".

Our ancestors before then were little more than bipedal apes.

Like his ancestors before him, he's packed the place with a mishmash of things that caught his fancy.

Elaborate ceremonies twice a year honor not just the recently deceased but also generations of ancestors before them.

In one conversation he approvingly described the custom in traditional Corsican households of consulting the portraits of ancestors before making important decisions.