Sentence examples for ancestors of two from inspiring English sources

Inner fragments are evidence of a possible gene conversion event between ancestors of two sequences in the alignment.

Wild Caprinae were the ancestors of two of the most important species of domestic livestock - domestic sheep (Ovis aries) and goats (Capra hircus).

The largest genetic distance between species in our experiment represents similar divergence times (2.7/3.8/7.4 my) to those estimated for the hypothesized, anciently hybridized ancestors of two major cichlid radiations (Lake paleo-Makgadikgadi [ 15], Lake Victoria [ 16]).

The four remaining barley chromosomes each are composed of ancestors of two rice chromosomes, in each case having one ancestral chromosome nested within the pericentric region, flanked by segments of the other syntenic chromosome.

The city's old burial ground contains the graves of the ancestors of four U.S. presidents Grover Cleveland, Benjamin Harrison, Franklin Pierce, and James A. Garfield.

As the names in Vienna's telephone directory indicate, the ancestors of one Viennese in three have come from Bohemia, one in five from Hungary, one in seven from Poland, and one in eight from the Balkan Peninsula.

They are famous as race cars, as ancestors of one of the longest-lived sports car lines in the world and as cars that set the tone for the next 50 years of Mercedes performance driving.

Our character state optimization reveals that the most common recent ancestors of four sister species diversified in different environmental conditions (Fig. 2D, 2E, 2F) by means of shifts in leaf shape (Fig. 2A) and leaf pubescence (Fig. 2C).

Later, insertions of ancestors of four families could occur in the common ancestor of the Bovinae subfamily, between 12MYA and 20MYA.

One is ancestral genome, which is the inference of the genetic makeup of a common ancestor of two or more contemporary genomes.

Some things are clear: the story began in Africa, between 5m and 7m years ago, with the last common ancestor of two kinds of chimpanzee and of Homo sapiens sapiens.