Sentence examples for ancestors date back from inspiring English sources
Much of this fight is over one small, stocky, insect-eating bird, the piping plover; another forked-tail member of the gull family, the least tern, and the pallid sturgeon, a fish whose ancestors date back 150 million years, according to fossil records.
Be prepared for a three-hour highlight-reel whirlwind, with a visit to the Torrey pine forest, where you take in a stunning view of crescent-shaped Bechers Bay; a quick look at an ancient village site of the Chumash people, whose ancestors date back 13,000 years; and a tour of the ranch, whose main house is the oldest wooden structure in Santa Barbara County.
One of our Hipposideros CoVs was in a basal phylogenetic relationship with the SARS-like clade (group 2b); their most recent common ancestors date back to ≈400 bc.
These include material of Neanderthal ancestors dating back 800,000 years.
She was a "Proud Texan," in her words, with distinguished Texas ancestors dating back to the earliest days of the Republic.
I will see the whole bunch of fools and liars at Elstree and Ealing in hell first.' Sayers invented a genealogy of Wimsey's family which included spoof letters and documents relating to ancestors dating back three centuries.
The 2-meter-long, 90 kg fish was thought to have gone extinct 70 million years ago until a fisherman caught one in 1938 and the animal looks a lot like its fossil ancestors dating back 300 million years.
MLP units can be bought or sold with relative ease, which distinguishes MLPs from their early ancestors dating back to the 1980s when many problems surfaced with limited partnerships.
Duckworth, who is challenging Kirk for his seat, had just finished talking about her military service and that of her ancestors, dating back to the Revolutionary War.
Who Do You Think You Are? Cindy Crawford explores her family history and finds ancestors dating back to the English Civil War and a connection to European royalty in this new episode.
The horsetails (Equisetopsida) are a group of lower vascular plants with fossil ancestors dating back to the late Devonian.
